COP22: The comeback of multilateralism

Klaus Dingwerth asks if the gridlock that marred environmental policy-making at an international level has finally been broken

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This week the next round of international climate change talks began, this time in Marrakesh. The signals governments have sent before the talks are strong. At last year's climate conference in Paris,...

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