Market Mechanisms and the Paris Agreement
The Harvard Project on Climate Agreements has released a volume of seventeen briefs summarizing research on options for elaborating the Paris Agreement's Article 6, the evolution of market-based syste
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The Political Economy of Carbon Pricing Policy Design
This paper examines the choice between—and design of—CO2 cap-and-trade and tax policies through a political-economy lens.
Where Big Oil Meets Big Green
At the turn of the century, environmentalists and “Big Oil” appeared to be moving toward one another.
The Right Way to Do Regime Change in Venezuela
Unsurprisingly, President Donald Trump hasn’t held back when speaking about the political crisis in Venezuela.
Rescue US Energy Innovation
President Trump has proposed severe cuts to US government spending on energy research, development and demonstration, but Congress has the ‘power of the purse’ and can rescue US energy innovation.
Disrupting Opec: How American Ingenuity and “Tight Oil” Is Fracturing the All-Powerful Cartel
The new energy abundance driven by unconventional oil and gas production is upending global politics on a wide range of issues.
Linking Heterogeneous Climate Policies (Consistent with the Paris Agreement)
The Paris Agreement has achieved one of two key necessary conditions for ultimate success – a broad base of participation among the countries of the world.
How Trump Can Harness the US Energy Boom
The new energy abundance in the United States has given President Trump a historic opportunity not just to expand the country’s economy at home, but also to expand its leadership globally.
U.S. Energy Boom Can Bring China Into the Global Order
American policymakers and China-watchers worldwide often parse Chinese President Xi Jinping’s words, looking for clues about whether the leader intends to fully untangle the web of institutions and no
Windfall: How the New Energy Abundance Upends Global Politics and Strengthens America’s Power
In this bold, new book, Harvard professor and former Washington policymaker Meghan L. O’Sullivan offers us a compelling, alternative explanation for why world events are unfolding as they are.
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