Titlebook: Climate Policy Integration; A Comparative Analys Heiner von Lüpke Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-0673-0e national mitigation targets. Such integration is reportedly challenged by stovepipe structures of public administrations, and institutional fragmentation, including oftentimes diverging ideas, interests, and mandates of policy actors in the climate and sectoral policy fields. Notwithstanding, ther

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-01830-0orestry (LUCF) and energy—across two emerging economies, Indonesia and Mexico. The logic of comparison follows a most different systems design across these sectors and applies a compound approach: Comparative results across sectors are then compared across countries to understand whether variations

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G. Blaauw,R. S. Muhlig,J. W. Vredeveldployment, despite moderately ambitious policy targets for energy and climate. The reliance and dependency on fossil fuels are high, in particular on coal for domestic use and revenue generation through export. At the same time, Mexico’s energy and climate policy fields are characterized by political

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Shunts and Shunt Problems in Childhoode found in the political economy of the cases. For instance, while the fossil fuel economy favored integration in Mexico’s energy sector, it prevented the integration of climate policy in Indonesia’s energy sector. In contrast, the public administration presents a barrier to the integration of polic

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Heiner von LüpkePresents a novel comparative approach to climate policy integration.Identifies pathways for climate policy integration through causal mechanisms.Shows ways of measuring the degree of climate policy in