My research agenda addresses environmental politics and policy primarily in a North American context. I have a particular interest in the politics of climate change, urban design and most recently the prospect for a global citizen's movement addressing both environmental issues and social equity. I have several recent book chapters on U.S. and Canadian climate change policy. I am also interested in the history of the environmental movement in both Canada and the United States and the influence of that movement on the policy process. I am also working on the environmental dimensions of foreign policy following from the book Democracy's Dilemma (MIT Press, 2004) which addressed globalization and sustainability.
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Paehlke, Robert. 2012. "Climate Change and the Challenge of Canadian Global Citizenship," Rooted Cosmopolitanism: Canada and the World. Will Kymlicka and Kathyrn Walker, eds. Vancouver: UBC Press, p. 206-226. |
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Paehlke, Robert. 2011. "Cosmopolitanism and Hegemony: the United States and Climate Cahnge." In Ethics and Global Environmental Policy, ed. Paul G. Harris. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, p. 128-149. |
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Paehlke, Robert. 2010. "Sustainable Development and Urban Life in North America." In Environmental Policy: New Directions for the Twenty-First Century, eds. Norman J. Vig and Michael E. Kraft. Washington, D.C.: CQ Press, p. 244-264. |
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Paehlke, Robert. 2008. Some Like It Cold: The Politics of Climate Change in Canada. Toronto: Between the Lines Press. |
Substantive Focus:
Environmental Policy
PRIMARY
International Relations
SECONDARY
Comparative Public Policy
Theoretical Focus:
Policy History
PRIMARY
Policy Analysis and Evaluation
SECONDARY
Keywords
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS
FOREIGN POLICY
CLIMATE CHANGE
GLOBAL CITIZEN'S MOVEMENT
