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    This document discusses several challenges facing international agreements on climate change. It notes that some governments prioritize short-term economic interests of investors and fossil fuel profits over adopting green policies. Developing countries often follow the lead of more powerful countries due to economic and political considerations. The document also examines the "two-level game" approach taken in agreements providing funding for developing countries impacted by climate change, but notes these programs have faced issues with definitions of developed vs developing countries and participation.

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    This document discusses several challenges facing international agreements on climate change. It notes that some governments prioritize short-term economic interests of investors and fossil fuel profits over adopting green policies. Developing countries often follow the lead of more powerful countries due to economic and political considerations. The document also examines the "two-level game" approach taken in agreements providing funding for developing countries impacted by climate change, but notes these programs have faced issues with definitions of developed vs developing countries and participation.

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    Rezim Lingkungan COP 27 - Teori Kerjasama - Kanedi Noris - 21.95.0336

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    This document discusses several challenges facing international agreements on climate change. It notes that some governments prioritize short-term economic interests of investors and fossil fuel profits over adopting green policies. Developing countries often follow the lead of more powerful countries due to economic and political considerations. The document also examines the "two-level game" approach taken in agreements providing funding for developing countries impacted by climate change, but notes these programs have faced issues with definitions of developed vs developing countries and participation.

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    WHY HAVE INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

    FAILED TO TACKLE CLIMATE CHANGE?

    The Goverenment of
    The government and Regime actors basically
    some country have an
    are citizens too that can't move into something
    economies interest with the
    green-friendly due to it is basically needed now
    investor, so they might can't
    earn monetary stuff or profit
    after reducing fossil energy

    A lot of countries especially


    industrial countries are tend to
    The developing countries will only
    priotizing the maximum profit for
    follow the instructions from great power
    themself
    countries due to the stability of economics
    and political business

    WHAT METHOD OF AGREEMENT APPLIES IN THE


    LOSS AND DAMAGE FUNDING PROGRAM?

    This agreement precisely uses the two-level game method.


    Because the treaty of funding for the developing countries
    who get impacted by climate change has some misleading.
    China suddenly declare itself as a developed country due to
    the government of China won't giving some help and to be
    true, Swedia declined this funding program while developed
    countries agree and waited for the funding program to clear
    their economic issue

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