Worst-Case Scenarios

Cass Robert Sunstein

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Climate Change Policy and Economics International Relations and Foreign Policy Risk Perception and Management

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Introduction 1. Of Terrorism and Climate Change 2. A Tale of Two Protocols 3. Catastrophe 4. Irreversibility 5. Money 6. The Future Conclusion Notes Acknowledgments Index

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