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International Community and Indonesia’s Policy Towards Climate Change Post-2012

Papua Law Journal · Vol. UME (2018) · hlm. 293–322

DOI
10.31957/plj.v1i2.593
ISSN
2540-9166, 2540-7716
Terbit
2018-10-25
Penerbit
Faculty of Law Cenderawasih University
Bahasa
eng

Abstrak

Throughout the international climate change regime’s development up until 2012, the emergence of new and helpful mechanisms and negotiation processes were often accompanied by setbacks such as withdrawals and unmet State obligation. The object of this study focused on international community and indonesia’s policy towards climate change. The Method of this study is normative legal research. The result of this thesis is to situate the internal/domestic climate of several States (the U.S., Canada, Brazil, Norway, and Indonesia) and one regional organization (the EU); and connect it to the outward international policies each have chosen to put forward on the negotiation table and/or submit themselves to. Given the global nature of and concern about climate change, it feels as if there is no shortage of lessons to pick – from outright refusal to be legally bound to the regime at all (the U.S.), an unprecedented and recent move of formal and official withdrawal from the regime’s key instrument (Canada), the struggles with implementation that a regional organization might face (the European Union), to the recent moves and measures in environmental protection pioneered and led by States characterized by their increasingly strong economies (Brazil, Norway, and Indonesia).

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Arie AfriansyahAfiliasi tidak diketahui2
Hadi Rahmat PurnamaUniversity of Indonesia2
Anbar JayadiUniversity of Indonesia1
Angela VaniaUniversity of Indonesia1
Salsabila Siliwangi SurtiwaUniversity of Indonesia1
Topo SantosoUniversity of Indonesia1
Febby Mutiara NelsonUniversity of Indonesia1
Mohd Hazmi Mohd RusliUniversiti Sains Islam Malaysia1
Bintang Wicaksono AjieUniversity of Indonesia1
Sakina FakhriahAfiliasi tidak diketahui1
Sakina FakhriahUniversity of Indonesia1
M. Ikhsan LapadenganAfiliasi tidak diketahui1
M. Ikhsan LapadenganUniversity of Indonesia1
Mutiara WindraskinasihUniversity of Indonesia1
Rizky Banyualam PermanaUniversity of Indonesia1
Rizka IswaraUniversity of Indonesia1
Gledys Deyana WahyudinUniversity of Indonesia1
Igor YosoUniversity of Indonesia1
Ananda Kurniawan SukarmajiUniversity of Indonesia1
Akbar Kurnia PutraUniversitas Jambi1
Yetty Komalasari DewiUniversity of Indonesia1
Elisabeth ArdiastutiAfiliasi tidak diketahui1

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