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The impact of NGOs in international environmental negotiations
Böhmelt, Tobias

HaupttitelThe impact of NGOs in international environmental negotiations
Titelzusatzdo NGOs induce stronger environmental commitments?
TitelvarianteThe influence of NGOs in environmental negotiations : a quantitative approach
AutorBöhmelt, Tobias; Betzold, Carola
Seitenzahl42 S.
Schriftenreihe
Fachbereich/EinrichtungProceedings of the Berlin Conferences on Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change
Erscheinungsjahr2010
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DDC300 Sozialwissenschaften
Dokumententyp/-SammlungenVortrag, Präsentation
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AbstractAlthough previous work largely suggests that non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
might have a positive impact on international environmental negotiations to the extent
that states in turn are more likely to agree on stronger environmental commitments, the
empirical evidence is unclear. In order to address this shortcoming, this article firstly
employs a spatial bargaining model, which demonstrates that NGOs primarily help
states facilitating information problems in negotiations. The authors then analyze
quantitative data on international environmental regimes and find evidence that NGOs
do indeed positively influence environmental treaty negotiations. More specifically, the
stronger the engagement of those civil-society actors and the more NGOs are effectively
involved during negotiations, the higher the degree of regime members’ commitment,
i.e., their depth of cooperation afterwards. Finally, the theory on those variables implies
that the impact of NGO pressure on state commitment levels should vary conditional on
the number of NGOs involved. The paper finds evidence for this interaction, although
the results go against conventional wisdom.
SpracheEnglisch
Rechte Nutzungsbedingungen
Anmerkungen des AutorsA3: MEA Sucess or Failure
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Statische URLhttp://edocs.fu-berlin.de/docs/receive/FUDOCS_document_000000006875
Erstellt am11.11.2010 - 15:13:56
Letzte Änderung16.11.2010 - 14:49:50
 

 
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