Global Crises and (de)Centralization Preferences - Experimental Evidence Using Climate Change Mitigation Agreements

• In Event: What Influences Preferences Toward Controversial Policies: Tax Policy, Climate Policy and Decentralization

Brief Overview

This paper explores how coordination failures in crisis management affect citizens' preferences for centralization or decentralization using experiments on climate agreements.

Authors

• Sandra León, University Carlos III of Madrid

• Amuitz Garmendia, Carlos III - Juan March Institute