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The featured article in the current issue is Emerging powers, North–South relations and global climate politics by Andrew Hurrell and Sandeep Sengupta. This article is free for non-members to read.
May 2012
Introduction
Robert Falkner and Bernice Lee
Robert Falkner and Bernice Lee
Emerging powers, North–South relations and global climate politics
Andrew Hurrell and Sandeep Sengupta
Andrew Hurrell and Sandeep Sengupta
International political economy and the environment: back to the basics?
Jennifer Clapp and Eric Helleiner
Jennifer Clapp and Eric Helleiner
Institutional diffusion in international environmental affairs
Alexander Ovodenko and Robert O Keohane
Alexander Ovodenko and Robert O Keohane
Complex global governance and domestic policies: four pathways of influence
Steven Bernstein and Benjamin Cashore
Steven Bernstein and Benjamin Cashore
