The Influence of Past Emissions and Domestic Constituents on Climate Change Negotiations

• In Event: Analyzing the Process of International Climate Negotiations

Brief Overview

Climate agreements require negotiations among heterogenous participants, who must also satisfy domestic constituents. We test whether information on past contributions to climate change and domestic constituent preferences impact bargaining outcomes.

Authors

• Sheheryar Banuri, University of East Anglia

• Ha Nguyen, International Monetary Fund

• Ernest Sergenti, The World Bank