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Power and Issue Framing in the Contemporary World

Part of the Contributions to International Relations Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-9740-1

ISBN: 978-981-16-9739-5

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Mar 17, 2022

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Chapter 1Power and Issue Framing in the Context of Climate Negotiations

Sorkar, M. N. I.

Pages: 1 –9

[In the global village today, the political issues that concern preserving the collective commons of and developing public goods for the humanity at large are increasing in number. Given the immense military deterrence capabilities of the major States, their contemporary social contracts, and...
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Chapter 2The Confines of Power in the Contemporary World: Holistic Theoretical Proposition

Sorkar, M. N. I.

Pages: 11 –70

[This chapter delineates how the normative imperatives of human society evolved over time and how it has poised the States of the contemporary world into inevitable sets of rules diluting the color, contour, and vices of anarchy. This fundamental change is the cardinal element that dictates the...
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Chapter 3The Analytical Framework of the Work

Sorkar, M. N. I.

Pages: 71 –89

[This chapter elaborates the concept of framing, its definition for this particular work, and the way of application of the concept for this work. It reviews the pertinent literature on the concept of framing with a specific focus on international negotiation. The empirical studies...
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Chapter 4Framing Waves of the Issues Related to Mitigation

Sorkar, M. N. I.

Pages: 91 –108

[Actors purposefully frame-up their issues in multilateral negotiations to reach their desired goals. How were the GHG mitigation issues framed-up during the two decades of climate negotiations that yielded the Paris Agreement, what was the mechanism of the evolution of the frames, and why did...
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Chapter 5Framing Waves of the Adaptation Funding-Related Issues

Sorkar, M. N. I.

Pages: 109 –128

[Funding for Adaptation of the most affected countries, one of the crucial issues of the two decades of the climate negotiations that culminated in the Paris Agreement, received limited attention during the initial phases but emerged as a core issue after a short time and quickly became a...
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Chapter 6Institution Building in the Contemporary World: The Case of the Funding Mechanism and Policies in UNFCCC Negotiations

Sorkar, M. N. I.

Pages: 129 –148

[This chapter focuses on policies concerning climate finance and how the evolution of the Financial Mechanism occurred. It employs the concept of framing in illustrating how the issues related to climate finance had been framed-up in the negotiation table and why a new operating entity embodying...
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Chapter 7Why Only Certain Normative Imperatives Emerge: Analysis Through the Prism of the Holistic Theoretical Proposition

Sorkar, M. N. I.

Pages: 149 –172

[Discerning why only certain kinds of normative imperatives emerge through a global complex multilateral negotiation process is the most arduous task. In the previous chapters, we have detected how the frames of the actors emerged, evolved, and attained traction in the final Agreement. Not all...
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Chapter 8Conclusion

Sorkar, M. N. I.

Pages: 173 –178

[In this work, we have elaborated how the major political actors acted on a major political issue of the time, how they have developed new institutional imperatives, and why only certain angles of actors’ endeavors got the traction while the others failed. It has extracted the concept of...

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