Power in the Public Sphere: The Battles Between Oil Companies and Environmental Groups in the UN Climate Change Negotiations, 1991-2003 |
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The UN Climate Negotiations as a Public Sphere 222223 71 | 32 |
Of Targets and Timetables International climate politics 19911997 | 71 |
Carbon Chronicles Environmental contestation in the oil industry | 111 |
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