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Cambridge Review of International Affairs Volume 21, 2008 - Issue 4: The politics of climate change: environmental dynamics in international affairs
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The climate regime and domestic politics: the case of Russia

Liliana B Andonova Graduate Institute of International and Development StudiesView further author information
Pages 483-504 | Published online: 26 Jan 2009

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Ilya A. Stepanov & Igor A. Makarov. (2022) Greenhouse gas emissions regulation in fossil fuels exporting countries: opportunities and challenges for Russia. Post-Communist Economies 34:7, pages 916-943.
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Lada V. Kochtcheeva. (2022) Foreign Policy, National Interests, and Environmental Positioning: Russia’s Post Paris Climate Change Actions, Discourse, and Engagement. Problems of Post-Communism 69:4-5, pages 423-435.
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Ellie Martus. (2019) Russian industry responses to climate change: the case of the metals and mining sector. Climate Policy 19:1, pages 17-29.
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Marianna Poberezhskaya. (2018) Blogging about Climate Change in Russia: Activism, Scepticism and Conspiracies. Environmental Communication 12:7, pages 942-955.
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Olga Khrushcheva & Marianna Poberezhskaya. (2016) The Arctic in the political discourse of Russian leaders: the national pride and economic ambitions. East European Politics 32:4, pages 547-566.
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Liliana B. Andonova & Assia Alexieva. (2012) Continuity and change in Russia's climate negotiations position and strategy. Climate Policy 12:5, pages 614-629.
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LauraA. Henry & Lisa McIntosh Sundstrom. (2012) Russia’s Climate Policy: International Bargaining and Domestic Modernisation. Europe-Asia Studies 64:7, pages 1297-1322.
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LauraA. Henry. (2010) Between transnationalism and state power: the development of Russia's post-Soviet environmental movement. Environmental Politics 19:5, pages 756-781.
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Cosimo Magazzino, Marco Mele, Carlo Drago, Sevda Kuşkaya, Cesare Pozzi & Umberto Monarca. (2023) The trilemma among CO2 emissions, energy use, and economic growth in Russia. Scientific Reports 13:1.
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Benjamin Beuerle. (2023) From continuity to change: Soviet and Russian government attitudes on climate change (1989–2009). Climatic Change 176:4.
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Asya Cooley. (2023) The Role of the Nonprofit Sector within the Climate Change Discourse: The View Through Russian News Media. Nonprofit Policy Forum 14:1, pages 1-23.
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Niels Smeets. (2018) The Green Menace: Unraveling Russia’s elite discourse on enabling and constraining factors of renewable energy policies. Energy Research & Social Science 40, pages 244-256.
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Marianna Poberezhskaya. 2018. Memory and Securitization in Contemporary Europe. Memory and Securitization in Contemporary Europe 187 218 .
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Constantine Boussalis, Travis G. Coan & Marianna Poberezhskaya. (2016) Measuring and modeling Russian newspaper coverage of climate change. Global Environmental Change 41, pages 99-110.
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Joana Setzer. (2015) Testing the Boundaries of Subnational Diplomacy: The International Climate Action of Local and Regional Governments. Transnational Environmental Law 4:2, pages 319-337.
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Marianna Poberezhskaya. 2015. Communicating Climate Change in Russia. Communicating Climate Change in Russia 130 155 .
Marianna Poberezhskaya. (2014) Media coverage of climate change in Russia: Governmental bias and climate silence. Public Understanding of Science 24:1, pages 96-111.
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Liliana B. Andonova. (2013) Boomerangs to Partnerships? Explaining State Participation in Transnational Partnerships for Sustainability. Comparative Political Studies 47:3, pages 481-515.
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Maria Sharmina, Kevin Anderson & Alice Bows-Larkin. (2013) Climate change regional review: Russia. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change 4:5, pages 373-396.
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Elana Wilson Rowe. (2013) Climate science, Russian politics, and the framing of climate change. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change 4:5, pages 457-465.
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Thomas Bernauer. (2013) Climate Change Politics. Annual Review of Political Science 16:1, pages 421-448.
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Sjur Kasa. (2013) The Second-Image Reversed and Climate Policy: How International Influences Helped Changing Brazil’s Positions on Climate Change. Sustainability 5:3, pages 1049-1066.
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Nicholas Howarth & Andrew Foxall. 2012. Feeling the Heat. Feeling the Heat 149 174 .
Liliana B. AndonovaRonald B. Mitchell. (2010) The Rescaling of Global Environmental Politics. Annual Review of Environment and Resources 35:1, pages 255-282.
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Franklin Steves & Alexander Teytelboym. (2013) Political Economy of Climate Change Policy. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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