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self-enforcing international environmental agreements: a standalone construct

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self-enforcing internationalenvironmental agreements1 CONSTRUCTSelf-enforcingBARRETT · GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

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Global governance

environmental treaties that no signatory gains by leaving, which theory shows can sustain many members only when cooperation gains are small.

In global governance, self-enforcing international environmental agreements refers to environmental treaties that no signatory gains by leaving, which theory shows can sustain many members only when cooperation gains are small. This meaning comes from Barrett (1994) in Oxford Economic Papers.[1]

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  1. Barrett, S. (1994). Self-Enforcing International Environmental Agreements. Oxford Economic Papers, 46(Supplement_1), 878-894. https://doi.org/10.1093/oep/46.supplement_1.878

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