International Trade and Climate Change Policies

by Duncan Brack

Brack examines the implications of climate change policy measures for international trade: energy efficiency standards for traded goods; carbon/energy taxes, including international taxation of bunker fuels; and the potential use of trade measures in the climate change protocol.

168 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1999

About the author

Duncan Brack was the British Liberal Democrat Party's first Policy Director and between 2010-12 was a special advisor in the Department of Energy and Climate Change. He is currently an independent environmental policy researcher and an Associate Fellow of Chatham House. He is editor of the Journal of Liberal History.