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Canada’s multiple voices diplomacy in climate change negotiations: a focus on Québec

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2015
Author(s)
Chaloux, Annie; Paquin, Stéphane; Séguin, Hugo
Subject
Climate change negotiations
 
Multi-level governance
 
Federalism
 
Paradiplomacy
 
Canada
 
Canadian provinces
 
Québec
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Abstract
Abstract: This article sheds light on the complexity of international climate change negotiations in a federal country, like Canada, where there is no clear attribution of full power over international negotiation concerning this issue. Climate change is a multi-level and multi-stakeholder issue, one that can only be tackled successfully if all actors, at all levels of government, are involved in the process. In recent years, Canadian provinces, especially Québec, have become intensely involved in climate change paradiplomacy. That situation has led to a Canadian paradox where the Government of Québec worked to respect the Kyoto Protocol and act accordingly, while Canada opted out of the Protocol in 2011.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11143/17035
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