Contributions of the Center for Strategic Analysis report Tirole
" Climate Policy: a new international architecture ",
Tirole Report, September 2009
published in the French Documentation by the Council of Economic Analysis and in collaboration with the CESD (Economic Council for Sustainable Development) and the Centre d’analyse stratégique.
The final report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) said the acceleration of global warming. Given the urgency of the situation, the Copenhagen Summit in December 2009 will determine the future of the fight against climate change.
Noting that the institutional response to the climate challenge has so far not lived up stakes, Jean Tirole sets the framework for what would be the point of view of an economist, a good agreement in Copenhagen in December 2009.
The Center for Strategic Analysis has been involved in developing this report, through several contributions:
- See the discussion of René Sève, Managing Director of the Center for Strategic Analysis of the report Tirole
- Horizons of post-2012 mechanisms and concerted international
Blandine Barreau, Department of Research, Technology and Sustainable Development
- China in the Copenhagen process: the difficult inclusion of a large emerging
Blandine Barreau and Johanne Buba, Department of Research, Technology and Sustainable Development
- When the economy of energy behind proposals for Copenhagen: India, Russia, OPEC, Canada and Brazil
Johanne Buba, Department of Research, Technology and Sustainable Development
- The United States in the Copenhagen process: the temptation of leadership
Blandine Barreau and Hervé Pouliquen Department of Research, Technology and Sustainable Development
- The role of intellectual property rights issues in post-Kyoto
Rémi Lallement, Department of Economic and Financial Affairs