Global Climate Governance in the Age of Geoeconomics

Authors

  • Emmanuel Guerin European Climate Foundation (ECF)
  • Laurence Tubiana European Climate Foundation (ECF)

Keywords:

COP30, climate governance, geoeconomics, Paris Agreement

Abstract

This paper explores the mounting strain on global climate governance amid rising nationalism, trade conflicts, and fractured interdependence. It highlights the Paris Agreement's achievements but stresses the urgent need to accelerate implementation, adapt governance to geoeconomic realities, and reconcile industrial policies with international cooperation ahead of COP30 and beyond.

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Published

2025-10-28

How to Cite

Guerin, E., & Tubiana, L. (2025). Global Climate Governance in the Age of Geoeconomics. CEBRI-Revista: Brazilian Journal of International Affairs, (15), 30–46. Retrieved from https://cebri-revista.emnuvens.com.br/revista/article/view/277