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Changing the rules of the game: The Philippines and the politics of climate change in the post-Paris era
When and how does a natural disaster experienced in the periphery influence the rules of the international climate regime? This research seeks to understand when and under which political conditions a developing state playsthe role of rule-taker, rule-maker, or rule-breaker in international climate
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