作者介紹
張海濱|責編:蘇謙|譯者:王偉
張海濱，北京大學國際關係學院副院長兼國際組織與國際公共政策系主任、教授、博士生導師，北京大學全球健康發展研究院副院長，北京大學國際組織研究中心主任，北京大學社科學部學術委員。主要研究領域：國際組織與全球治理、全球環境與氣候治理和中國環境外交。兼任中國商務部貿易與環境專家組成員、德國外交部氣候與安全專家組成員、中國聯合國協會常務理事、中國氣象學會氣候變化與低碳發展委員會委員、「未來地球計劃」中國國家委員會委員。長期參加聯合國氣候大會，2014年以來一直作為中國政府代表團成員參加聯合國環境談判。在中外學術刊物上發表論文100多篇。獲北京市哲學社會科學優秀成果獎一等獎等省部級獎勵4項。承擔國家重點研發計劃、國家科技支撐計劃、國家自然科學基金等各類課題40多項。
目錄
Preface
Chapter One The Genesis, Evolution, and Challenges of Global Climate Governance
1.1 The Genesis of Global Climate Governance
1.2 The Evolution of Global Climate Governance
1.2.1 The Evolution of the Goals of Global Climate Governance
1.2.2 The Evolution of the Principles of Global Climate Governance
1.2.3 The Evolution of the Modes of Emission Reduction
1.2.4 The Evolution of the Patterns of International Climate Negotiations
1.2.5 The Evolution of the Structure of Global Climate Governance
1.3 The Challenges Facing Global Climate Governance
1.3.1 The Inadequacy of Global Climate Governance Efforts
1.3.2 Leadership Deficiencies in Global Climate Governance
1.3.3 Uncertainties in Global Climate Governance
1.3.4 Inadequacies in the Systems, Mechanisms, and Legal Frameworks of Global Climate Governance
1.3.5 The Severe External Environment of Global Climate Governance
Chapter Two China』s Contributions to the Core Values of Global Climate Governance
2.1 Ecological Civilization and Global Climate Governance
2.1.1 The Conceptualization of Ecological Civilization and Its Basic Implications
2.1.2 The Development of Ecological Civilization and Climate Governance
2.2 A Community with a Shared Future for Mankind and Global Climate Governance
2.2.1 The Conceptualization of a Community with a Shared Future and Its Basic Implications
2.2.2 The Relationship between a Community with a Shared Future and Global Climate Governance
2.3 The Influence of the Ideas of Ecological Civilization and a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind in Global Climate Governance
2.3.1 China』s Global Efforts to Promote Ecological Civilization and a Community with a Shared Future
2.3.2 The Global Influence of the Ideas of Ecological Civilization and a Community with a Shared Future
Chapter Three China』s Participation and Leadership in Global Climate Governance
3.1 The First Stage (1990–2006): An Active Participant
3.1.1 Participating in the UN Climate Negotiations
3.1.2 Safeguarding the Rights of Development for China and Other Developing Countries
3.1.3 Pursuing Energy Conservation and Emission Reduction
3.2 The Second Stage (2007–2014): An Active Contributor
3.2.1 The Popularization and Systematization of China』s Climate Change Policies
3.2.2 Subtle Changes in China』s Stance in Climate Negotiations
3.2.3 The Establishment and Improvement of Government Agencies and Working Mechanisms for Addressing Climate Change
3.2.4 China』s Active Advancement of the UN Climate Negotiations
3.3 The Third Stage (2015–Present): An Active Leader
3.3.1 China』s Ideas for Global Climate Governance
3.3.2 China』s Key Role in Settling Critical Issues of the Negotiations
3.3.3 China』s Stronger Efforts to Tackle Climate Change<
4.3 Interactions between the Government and the Society
4.3.1 Active Execution of Pilot Projects
4.3.2 Binding Rules Set by the Central Government and Their Implementation by Local Governments
4.3.3 The Will of the State and Innovation in Building Green Cities
4.3.4 Policy Guidance and the Response from Industries
4.3.5 Government Guidance and Social Actions
4.4 China』s Achievements in Climate Change Action
4.4.1 Reversal of the Trend of Rapid Growth in Carbon Dioxide Emissions
4.4.2 The Journey of Green, Low-Carbon, Circular Development
Chapter Five Strengthening South–South Cooperation on Climate Change
5.1 China』s Position and Policies on South–South Climate Cooperation
5.2 A Historical Review of China』s Role in South–South Climate Cooperation
5.2.1 A Historical Review of China』s Promotion of South–South Climate Cooperation
5.2.2 China』s Latest Progress in Promoting South–South Climate Cooperation
Chapter Six Expanding North–South Cooperation on Climate Change
6.1 Climate Cooperation between China and Developed Countries
6.1.1 China and the United States
6.1.2 China and Japan
6.1.3 China and the European Union
6.1.4 China and Other Developed Countries
6.2 China』s Role in Promoting North–South Climate Cooperation
6.2.1 Promoting North–South Climate Cooperation under the Framework of the United Nations
6.2.2 Promoting North–South Climate Cooperation outside the Framework of the United Nations
Chapter Seven The Rationale for China』s Active Contribution to Global Climate Governance
7.1 International Factors
7.1.1 The Growing Threat to Global Ecological Security Due to Climate Change
7.1.2 Profound Changes in the Global Economic Landscape
7.1.3 Significant Changes in the Configuration of Global GHG Emissions
7.1.4 The Global Trend of Green and Low-Carbon Development
7.2 National Factors
7.2.1 Changes in China』s Stage of Development
7.2.2 The Growing Negative Impacts of Climate Change on China
7.3 Leadership Factors
7.3.1 The Concern of Chinese Leaders for the Whole of Humanity
7.3.2 The Environmental Awareness of Chinese Leaders
Epilogue
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