Towards a Holistic Approach to Technology and Climate Change: What Would Form Part of an Answer?

Brown, Abbe E.L.; Culver, Keith C.; Davies, Anna; Derclaye, Estelle; Kingston, Suzanne; McGrory, David; McMahon, Kathryn; Morgera, Elisa; Santamauro, Jon; Douglas, Taylor; Tuncak, Baskut

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Towards a Holistic Approach to Technology and Climate Change: What Would Form Part of an Answer?

U. of Edinburgh School of Law Working Paper No. 2010/32

40 Pages Posted: 26 Oct 2010

See all articles by Abbe E.L. Brown

Suzanne Kingston

Sutherland School of Law, University College Dublin

Baskut Tuncak

affiliation not provided to SSRN

Date Written: October 25, 2010

Abstract

This multi-authored piece conducts an interdisciplinary analysis of the fields and principles which could be relevant to securing access to climate change technologies, while at the same time encouraging the initial development of the technologies. The paper is the first part of a project funded by the British Academy, ‘Obtaining, protecting and using essential environmental technologies: a holistic analysis’.

Keywords: Climate Change, Regulation, Intellectual Property, Kyoto Protocol, Human Rights, Competition, Investment, Partnership

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Brown, Abbe and Culver, Keith C. and Davies, Anna and Derclaye, Estelle and Kingston, Suzanne and McGrory, David and McMahon, Kathryn and Morgera, Elisa and Santamauro, Jon and Douglas, Taylor and Tuncak, Baskut, Towards a Holistic Approach to Technology and Climate Change: What Would Form Part of an Answer? (October 25, 2010). U. of Edinburgh School of Law Working Paper No. 2010/32, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1697608 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1697608