@HannahEDaly In addition to the other responses "Renewables" by @MichaelAklin and @jurpelai; Planetary Economics by @MichaelGrubb9 on carbon pricing in particular, e.g. EU failed 90s CO2 tax, but also energy taxation in general (e.g. Clinton BTU tax). David Victor, esp. for the intl. angle.
@HannahEDaly @MichaelAklin @jurpelai @MichaelGrubb9 Of course, Australia's carbon tax provides ample fodder. Not seeing a paper in my records just now but a good start might be:
-nytimes.com/2014/07/25/opi…
-wsj.com/articles/austr…
-nytimes.com/2014/07/25/opi…
-wsj.com/articles/austr…
@HannahEDaly @MichaelAklin @jurpelai @MichaelGrubb9 @JesseJenkins has at least two papers on political failures and constraints focusing on carbon pricing: scholar.google.com/citations?hl=e…
@HannahEDaly @MichaelAklin @jurpelai @MichaelGrubb9 @JesseJenkins In her PhD thesis @leahstokes has good analysis on US RPS roll backs. dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/…
@HannahEDaly @leahstokes We are all eagerly waiting for Leah's book on these issues. This paper of hers was also an interesting read to me about implementation challenges. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@HannahEDaly @leahstokes This is the framework I have used in presentations based on my practical experience in climate policy and the literature but unpublished.
