#12095. Evaluating EU responsiveness to the evolution of the international regime complex on climate change

August 2026publication date
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Abstract:
Over the past decades, the international governance of climate change has evolved to a larger international regime complex of a variety of fora covering different aspects of the climate change issue. The international regime complex on climate change (IRCCC) presents particular opportunities for ambitious actors like the European Union. This paper addresses the question: To what extent has the importance that the EU has placed on non-UNFCCC fora coincided with the evolution of the international regime complex on climate change? The article finds that the EU is indeed responsive, though to varying degrees, to the evolution of the IRCCC. Additionally, the EU has been more responsive to fora in certain policy areas than others.
Keywords:
Climate diplomacy; European Union; International climate politics; Regime complexity

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