FEEM Re3: “Biodiversity Bargaining: What is the Problem?”

In this article Tim Swanson, André Hoffmann Chair of Environmental Economics at the Graduate Institute of Geneva, and Ben Groom, Lecturer in Environment & Development Economics at LSE, investigate global biodiversity regulation as a bargaining game, where biodiversity rich countries (the “BD states") and research& development rich countries (the “R&D states”) must find a way to cooperate that is perceived as fair and reasonable by both parties.

Review of Environment, Energy and Economics – Re3