China environment and development review : China's environment and development in the era of globalization

Contents: --Foreword, Zheng Yuxin. --Preface, Zhang Xiao. --Overview: Challenges posed by globalization on sustainable development: from the perspective of ecological environment and poverty, Zhang Xiao.

Part I. Globalization. Thoughts on how to view globalization: the chinese nation and market in its economic development, Zhao Jingxing.

Part II. Climate change. Public issues requiring man's new wisdom: 1) Why cannot man work hand in hand against global climate change?, Zheng Yisheng. 2) Opportunities and challenges posed by the low carbon economy to China's sustainable development, Yang Zejun. 3) A low carbon economy: coping with climate change and air pollution, Zhang Shiqiu. 4) New progress in international climate negotiation and challenges china is facing in low carbon economic development, Chen Ying. 5) Effect evaluation and influential factor analysis of the international transfer of low carbon technology based on trade: revelations for post-Copenhagen, Zhou Ji; Wang Haiqin. 6) China's greenhouse gas emissions and evaluation of situational research, Li Yuhong. 7) Coping with climate change: enlightenment offered by Arid Prairie Areas, Li Wenjun. 8) Coping with challenges posed by climate change: safeguard and cherish China's rights to development. Research group of environment and development research center, chinese academy of Social Sciences.

Part III. Globalization and China's environment and development: 1 Thoughts on China's energy conservation and emission reductions, Zheng Yuxin. 2) Comparisons between the G20 countries economic environmental efficiency: analysis based on the DEA model, Li Jing.

Part IV. Trade and sustainability: 1) Influences of international trade on China's energy demands and environmental quality, Zhang Youguo. 2) Influences of free trade on China's sustainable development: case study of the dynamic general equilibrium analysis of China's commitments in the post-wto transition period, Fan Mingtai; Zheng Yuxin. 3) Products and ecological environment protection, Sun Chagjin; Chen Liqiao; Chen Lijun

Este libro se centra en el papel de China en el comercio internacional, junto con las preocupaciones ambientales del país, al investigar el impacto de la globalización en el desarrollo sostenible. El cambio climático ha colocado al mundo bajo un nuevo dilema, y la racionalidad comercial que domina el mundo no puede resolver ese dilema. Por lo tanto, se necesita desesperadamente una mayor sabiduría, como establecer nuevas normas civilizadas y un sistema de valores. La relación entre el comercio y la pobreza se analiza en el libro y, debido a los efectos adicionales de la globalización en todo el mundo, se analizan tanto el medio ambiente como el uso de los recursos naturales.