1. Linking domestic emissions trading schemes and the evolution of the international climate regime bottom-up support of top-down processes? Introduction to the special issue of MITI

   • Ralf Schüle
   • Wolfgang Sterk

   EditorialNotes 29 April 2009 Pages: 375 - 378

2. Linking the EU emissions trading scheme: economic implications of allowance allocation and global carbon constraints

   • N. Anger
   • B. Brouns
   • J. Onigkeit

   Original Article 26 May 2009 Pages: 379 - 398

   

3. Linking the Northeast states of the US mitigation program to the EU Emission Trading Scheme—Implications and costs

   • T. A. Persson

   Original Article 15 May 2009 Pages: 399 - 408

   

4. Advancing the climate regime through linking domestic emission trading systems?

   • Wolfgang Sterk
   • Ralf Schüle

   Original Article 30 April 2009 Pages: 409 - 431

   

5. Linking Russia with the European and global greenhouse gas emissions trading markets: three paths for greening the Russian assigned amount under the Kyoto Protocol

   • Alexander Golub
   • Jos Cozijnsen
   • Annie Petsonk

   Original Article 19 May 2009 Pages: 433 - 453

   

6. Foresty offsets in emissions trading systems: a link between systems?

   • C. Streck
   • A. Tuerk
   • B. Schlamadinger

   Original Article 20 May 2009 Pages: 455 - 463

7. Ensuring the environmental effectiveness of linked emissions trading schemes over time

   • E. Haites
   • X. Wang

   Original Article 06 May 2009 Pages: 465 - 476

8. Fairness aspects of linking the European emissions trading scheme under a long-term stabilization scenario for CO₂ concentration

   • J. Onigkeit
   • N. Anger
   • B. Brouns

   Original Article 28 May 2009 Pages: 477 - 494

   

9. Bernhard SCHLAMADINGER

   • Robert K. Dixon

   Report 30 April 2009 Pages: 495 - 496