1st Edition
Carbon Pricing in Emerging Economies Challenges and Opportunities for Türkiye
1 Introduction
2 Theoretical and Conceptual Framework for Carbon Pricing
3 Carbon Pricing in Multilateral Climate Agreements
4 Practices in Emerging Economies and Developing Countries
5 A country with missed opportunities for pricing on carbon: Türkiye
6 Voluntary Carbon Markets and Crediting in Türkiye
7 Transformative Effects of CBAM and Carbon Pricing on Türkiye
8 Establishing a Comprehensive Carbon Pricing System in Türkiye: Challenges, Opportunities, and Future Directions
9 Conclusion
Appendices
Index
Biography
İzzet Arı is an Associate Professor of Social Sciences at the University of Ankara (Türkiye), where he teaches Master’s and PhD-level courses on Energy, Environment and the Green Economy, International Climate Change Negotiations, and Climate Change and Sustainable Development. He holds a BSc degree in Environmental Engineering from METU, an MSc degree in Environmental Engineering from METU (2010), and an MSc degree in Climate Change and Policy from Sussex University (UK). He completed his PhD at METU. He has authored numerous international scientific publications in the fields of climate change, environmental and energy policy, and the green economy.
