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( [T]he book's principle value is in providing an outstanding compilation of succinct, policy-relevant, and up-to-date contributions from key thinkers in the field of climate finance. The fact that they do not always agree should not prevent this book, as a whole, from making a significant contribution towards political agreement on climate finance mechanisms, governance, and regulation. )-(Climate Law), ()

[T]he book's principle value is in providing an outstanding compilation of succinct, policy-relevant, and up-to-date contributions from key thinkers in the field of climate finance. The fact that they do not always agree should not prevent this book, as a whole, from making a significant contribution towards political agreement on climate finance mechanisms, governance, and regulation.

[T]he book's principle value is in providing an outstanding compilation of succinct, policy-relevant, and up-to-date contributions from key thinkers in the field of climate finance. The fact that they do not always agree should not prevent this book, as a whole, from making a significant contribution towards political agreement on climate finance mechanisms, governance, and regulation. -Climate Law,

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Richard B. Stewart is a professor of environmental and administrative law at NYU School of Law, where he directs the Hauser Global Law School Program and the Center for Environmental and Land Use Law. Benedict Kingsbury is a professor of international law at NYU School of Law and Director of the Institute for International Law and Justice. Bryce Rudyk is a research fellow in international environmental law at the Center for Environmental and Land Use Law at NYU School of Law.

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