Flexible Mechanisms for an Efficient Climate Policy

- K.L. Brockmann, M. Stronzik: Introduction

- S. Rahmstorf: Anthropogenic Climate Change: The Risk of Unpleasant Surprises

- H. J. Ewers: Possibilities and Limitations for Flexible Compliance with the Kyoto Targets

- Ch. Böhringer: Shaping Greenhouse Gas Abatement Strategies - Policy Issues and Quantitative Insights

- N. Eddy: Design of the Flexibility Mechanisms: An NGO's Perspective

- A. Michaelowa: Project-Based Instruments: Economic Consequences of the Kyoto and Buenos Aires Framework and Options for Future Development

- V. Danilov-Danilan: Key Developements Related to Greenhouse Gas Trading and Key Issues to Be Resolved

- G. Edward: US Experience in SO2 and NOX Emissions Trading and Developments in the Greenhouse Gas Market

- G. Tinggaard Svendsen: Political and Economic Scope for Permit Markets in Europe

- P. Zapfel: Negotiated Agreements and 'Flexible Mechanisms: Building Blocks for Efficient Kyoto Implementation Strategies in the European Union

- P. Knoedel: Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading in a Private Company - BP Amoco's Flexible Mechanisms for an Efficient Climate Policy

- A. Petsonk, J. Goffmann: Meeting the Climate Challenge in the Near Term: Policy Incentives

- R. Kopp, R. Morgenstern, W. Pizer, M. Toman: A Proposal for Credible Early Action in US Climate Policy Michaelowa: Project-Based Instruments: Economic Consequences of the Kyoto and Buenos Aires Framework and Options for Future Development

- V. Danilov-Danilan: Key Developements Related to Greenhouse Gas Trading and Key Issues to Be Resolved

- G. Edward: US Experience in SO2 and NOX Emissions Trading and Developments in the Greenhouse Gas Market

- G. Tinggaard Svendsen: Political and Economic Scope for Permit Markets in Europe

- P. Zapfel: Negotiated Agreements and 'Flexible