Climate Change and Social Movements

<p>Foreword<br/>1. Introduction <br/>The Climate Change Movement and Movement Outcomes <br/>The Three Campaigns <br/>Research Questions: What, When and How <br/>2. Brief History of Climate Change Policy & Activism <br/>Margaret Thatcher And Climate Change <br/>Early Environmental Movement Activity on International Climate Change Negotiations <br/>Unfccc and The Earth Summit <br/>Conferences of The Parties And The Kyoto Protocol <br/>International Climate Policy after Cop 3 <br/>Copenhagen and Beyond <br/>Conclusion: The Importance of National Interests and National Policies <br/>3. Case Histories of Three Climate Campaigns <br/>Campaigning for Emissions Targets: The Case of the Climate Change Act <br/>Campaigns Against Carbon-Intensive Infrastructure: The Case of Heathrow's Third Runway <br/>Campaigning For Clean Investment: The Case of the Green Investment Bank <br/>Conclusion <br/>4. Policy Outcomes <br/>Climate Change Act <br/>Heathrow Third Runway <br/>Green Investment Bank <br/>Conclusion<br/>5. Political Opportunities <br/>Climate Change Policy Window <br/>Closure of Opportunities <br/>Conclusion <br/>6. Strategy, Leadership & Outcomes <br/>Strategic Domains <br/>Strategic Questions <br/>Conclusion <br/>7. Mechanisms for Policy Change <br/>Disruption Mechanism <br/>Public Preference Mechanism <br/>Political Access Mechanism <br/>Judicial Mechanism <br/>International Political Mechanism <br/>Conclusion <br/>8. Conclusion <br/>Findings <br/>Implications <br/>On Strengthening Subsequent Research <br/></p>