Søren Ender Lütken, Affiliated Researcher, Institute for Production, Aalborg University, Denmark and Axel Michaelowa, Department of Political Science, University of Zurich, Switzerland and Perspectives Climate Research, Germany

'This work provides a thoughtful and well-considered analysis of the emergence of the Clean Development Mechanism, its current status, and ways in which it may evolve. . . The authors do a superb job. . . Corporate Strategies and the Clean Development Mechanism is a timely and carefully crafted work. It deserves to be read by anyone interested in the past or possible futures for the CDM, and how it may link with a future international climate change regime.'

• Contents: Foreword by Hans Jürgen Stehr Introduction 1. Introduction to Global Climate Policy 2. The Clean Development Mechanism’s Role in Global Climate Policy 3. Corporate Strategic Responses to Emissions Reduction 4. A Unilateral Future for the CDM? 5. Perspectives for CDM Post 2012 – Will it Survive? References Index

Søren Ender Lütken, Affiliated Researcher, Institute for Production, Aalborg University, Denmark and Axel Michaelowa, Department of Political Science, University of Zurich, Switzerland and Perspectives Climate Research, Germany

'This work provides a thoughtful and well-considered analysis of the emergence of the Clean Development Mechanism, its current status, and ways in which it may evolve. . . The authors do a superb job. . . Corporate Strategies and the Clean Development Mechanism is a timely and carefully crafted work. It deserves to be read by anyone interested in the past or possible futures for the CDM, and how it may link with a future international climate change regime.'

• Contents: Foreword by Hans Jürgen Stehr Introduction 1. Introduction to Global Climate Policy 2. The Clean Development Mechanism’s Role in Global Climate Policy 3. Corporate Strategic Responses to Emissions Reduction 4. A Unilateral Future for the CDM? 5. Perspectives for CDM Post 2012 – Will it Survive? References Index

Søren Ender Lütken, Affiliated Researcher, Institute for Production, Aalborg University, Denmark and Axel Michaelowa, Department of Political Science, University of Zurich, Switzerland and Perspectives Climate Research, Germany

'This work provides a thoughtful and well-considered analysis of the emergence of the Clean Development Mechanism, its current status, and ways in which it may evolve. . . The authors do a superb job. . . Corporate Strategies and the Clean Development Mechanism is a timely and carefully crafted work. It deserves to be read by anyone interested in the past or possible futures for the CDM, and how it may link with a future international climate change regime.'

• Contents: Foreword by Hans Jürgen Stehr Introduction 1. Introduction to Global Climate Policy 2. The Clean Development Mechanism’s Role in Global Climate Policy 3. Corporate Strategic Responses to Emissions Reduction 4. A Unilateral Future for the CDM? 5. Perspectives for CDM Post 2012 – Will it Survive? References Index