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Active conflict or passive coherence? The political economy of climate change in China

Alex Y. Lo School of Politics and International Relations, Australian National University, AustraliaCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 1012-1017 | Published online: 20 Oct 2010

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Bo Wen. (2020) Old problems and new dilemmas: the conundrum of environmental management reform in China. Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning 22:2, pages 281-299.
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Alex Y. Lo. (2016) Challenges to the development of carbon markets in China. Climate Policy 16:1, pages 109-124.
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Alex Y. Lo. (2015) National development and carbon trading: the symbolism of Chinese climate capitalism. Eurasian Geography and Economics 56:2, pages 111-126.
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Scott M. Moore. (2014) Modernisation, authoritarianism, and the environment: the politics of China’s South–North Water Transfer Project. Environmental Politics 23:6, pages 947-964.
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Alex Y. Lo. (2014) The right to doubt: climate-change scepticism and asserted rights to private property. Environmental Politics 23:4, pages 549-569.
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JoyY. Zhang & Michael Barr. (2013) Recasting subjectivity through the lenses: new forms of environmental mobilisation in China. Environmental Politics 22:5, pages 849-865.
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Alex Y. Lo & Michael Howes. (2013) Powered by the state or finance? The organization of China’s carbon markets. Eurasian Geography and Economics 54:4, pages 386-408.
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Bruce Gilley. (2012) Authoritarian environmentalism and China's response to climate change. Environmental Politics 21:2, pages 287-307.
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Yi Ma & Wen Xiang. (2023) Enforcing Law Through Authoritarian Environmentalism? State and Non-State Actors in China's Environmental Public Interest Litigation. Journal of Current Chinese Affairs 52:3, pages 464-487.
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Feng Renjie. (2021) The Making of China’s Climate Diplomacy: Analysis from the Perspective of Two-Level Games. China Report 57:4, pages 398-416.
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Wen-Kuo Chen, Venkateswarlu Nalluri, Man-Li Lin & Ching-Torng Lin. (2021) Identifying Decisive Socio-Political Sustainability Barriers in the Supply Chain of Banking Sector in India: Causality Analysis Using ISM and MICMAC. Mathematics 9:3, pages 240.
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Mark Beeson. (2019) La Chine, le changement climatique et l’autoritarisme environnemental. La Pensée écologique N° 4:2, pages 14-25.
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Mylène Gaulard. (2017) La lutte contre le réchauffement climatique en Chine, une nouvelle remise en question du « Consensus de Pékin »The Fight against Global Warming in China: A New Questioning of the Beijing Consensus. Développement durable et territoires:Vol. 8, n°2.
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Maria Francesch-Huidobro. (2016) RETRACTED: Climate change and energy policies in Shanghai: A multilevel governance perspective. Applied Energy 164, pages 45-56.
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Yanyan Chen & Yuejun Zheng. (2016) Willingness to Sacrifice for the Environment: A Comparison of Environmental Consciousness in China, Japan and South Korea. Behaviormetrika 43:1, pages 19-39.
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Geoffrey Chun-fung ChenGeoffrey Chun-fung Chen. 2016. Governing Sustainable Energies in China. Governing Sustainable Energies in China 115 165 .
Joy Yueyue Zhang. (2015) Cosmopolitan risk community and China’s climate governance. European Journal of Social Theory 18:3, pages 327-342.
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Xin Lu Xie, Alex Y Lo, Yan Zheng, Jiahua Pan & Jing Luo. (2014) Generic security concern influencing individual response to natural hazards: evidence from Shanghai, China. Area 46:2, pages 194-202.
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Alex Y. Lo, Alex T. Chow & Sze Man Cheung. (2012) Significance of Perceived Social Expectation and Implications to Conservation Education: Turtle Conservation as a Case Study. Environmental Management 50:5, pages 900-913.
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