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Jean-Charles Lallemand 《后苏联事务》2013,29(4):312-335
A French political scientist examines political élites in Russia's depressed, “Red belt” provinces of Bryansk and Smolensk. Research is based on documentary evidence and numerous on-site interviews in the regions. Focus is on the regions' governors and their backgrounds, staffs, interaction with city governments, authority, sources of revenue, and efforts to negotiate special privileges with authorities in Moscow. Analysis also covers the regions' economies, the intertwining of public and private realms, and electoral politics. 相似文献
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J. C. Hourcade B. Perrissin Fabert J. Rozenberg 《International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics》2012,12(2):165-186
This paper explores links between global financial imbalances and tensions around reserve currency along with climate change.
Currently, risky levels of private and public debts coexist with vast amounts of savings that “do not know where to go.” Long-term
climate-oriented financial products could enhance investors’ confidence in low-carbon projects (LCP) and channel to them large
amounts of private savings. The paper outlines a financial architecture, the cornerstone of which is an agreement on the Social
Cost of Carbon (SCC) integrated into a project’s appraisal and acting as a surrogate for a carbon price. This SCC would be
the value of carbon certificates issued by the government and delivered to banks to issue credit facilities reducing the risk-adjusted
costs of LCPs. These carbon certificates could be gradually transformed into legal reserve assets of the banks after verification
of the reality of the projects. Finally, the paper considers whether such certificates would be recognized as genuine international
reserve assets, backed by the rising value of carbon over time. It shows how emerging countries could then diversify their
foreign exchange reserves through an asset based on the international recognition of climate as a global public good. 相似文献
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