Governing Climate Change Polycentrically
Andrew Jordan(Washington University in St. Louis), Johanna Forster(University of East Anglia), Harro van Asselt(University of Georgia), Jonas J. Schoenefeld(Tyndall Centre), Dave Huitema(Policy Analysis (United States))
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