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Table 9: Governance, Policy, and the State
Sat, August 8, 4:00 to 5:00pm, TBASession Submission Type: Refereed Roundtable (60 minute)
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These papers analyze how environmental governance operates across scales, from local carbon policies to constitutional commitments and state-level political conflicts. They highlight the role of institutions, legal frameworks, and political strategies in shaping environmental outcomes. The session emphasizes how governance is not neutral but actively constructed through power, contestation, and policy design.
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From Backlash to Preemption in Climate Change Politics: Copy-and-Paste Legislating in the States against Sustainable Buildings - Edward T. Walker, University of California-Los Angeles; Andrew Malmuth, University of California-Los Angeles
Redlines as Green Lights: Rescaling and Local Agency in China’s Environmental Governance - Xiyue Li
Referenda and Energy Policy - Daniel Auerbach, University of Wyoming; Heather Harper, New Mexico State University; Arielle d'Arge, University of Wyoming; Hayden Mackenzie, University of Wyoming; Mackenzie Brooklyn Dybvik, New Mexico State University; Thomas Anthony Frost, New Mexico State University
What is local carbon governance? A critical systematic review - Aryana Soliz, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Governing the Commons without Intimacy: Neighboring Stranger Communities and the Everyday Implementation of Environmental Policy - Eunsang Kim, Yonsei University