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    This document discusses environmental regimes and their development. It provides examples of different environmental issues addressed by regimes like ozone depletion, biodiversity loss, and climate change. It outlines the 5 stages of regime development: agenda setting, fact finding, bargaining, implementation, and review/strengthening. It uses the case of stratospheric ozone depletion to illustrate these stages, from initial scientific discovery of threats, to the Vienna Convention and Montreal Protocol agreements, to implementation involving policy changes and development of alternatives. Students are assigned to prepare a presentation on the development of one environmental regime.

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    This document discusses environmental regimes and their development. It provides examples of different environmental issues addressed by regimes like ozone depletion, biodiversity loss, and climate change. It outlines the 5 stages of regime development: agenda setting, fact finding, bargaining, implementation, and review/strengthening. It uses the case of stratospheric ozone depletion to illustrate these stages, from initial scientific discovery of threats, to the Vienna Convention and Montreal Protocol agreements, to implementation involving policy changes and development of alternatives. Students are assigned to prepare a presentation on the development of one environmental regime.

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    Tuesday 10AM-12PM

    4-6PM
    Or set an appointment
    The
    Development of
    Environmental
    Regimes

    Environmental Issues & IR


    SLIDE 4

    Assignment: ‘Engaging with the World#2’


    Regimes are sets of principles, procedures, norms, or
    rules that govern particular issue areas within
    international relations.
    REGIME
    S

    IGOs INTERNATION
    AL LAW
    environmental regimes

    • Ozone depletion • Biodiversity loss


    • Hazardous waste trade • African elephant ivory
    • Toxic chemicals • Forests
    • Climate change • Destertification
    • Fisheries depletion
    • Whaling
    5 stages of regimes
    development
    01 AGENDA SETTTING

    02 FACT FINDING

    03
    BARGAINING

    04 IMPLEMENTATIO
    N
    05
    REVIEW & STRENGTHENING
    Case studies: strastopheric ozone depletion
    Agenda setting

    • What is ozone?
    • 1970s, scientiest discovered CFCs posed threat
    to ozone
    Fact finding

    • To the late 1980s no evidence yet emerged,


    but bargaining process began already
    Bargaining process

    • The US as lead state


    • European Community as veto states
    • Developing countries as veto states
    • The 1985 Vienna Convention
    • The 1987 Montreal Protocol
    Bargaining process continues

    • Lead states wanted a freeze (95 percent


    reduction)
    • Veto coalition wanted placing cap on
    production
    • Developing countries were given 10 extra years
    Implementation and
    Strengthening

    • Change happened...
    • The EC disunity
    • Role of UNEP
    • Diplomatic pressure by the US
    • Development of alternative of CFCs
    • Multilateral fund
    Bargaining process continues

    • Change happened...
    • The EC disunity
    • Role of UNEP
    • Diplomatic pressure by the US
    • Development of alternative of CFCs
    • Multilateral fund
    Assignment
    ‘Engage with the World’ #2
    Next week online activity
    Create PPT of the development of one environmental
    regime
    Prepare your group proposal !

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