Political Science

Improving public support for climate action through multilateralism

M. M. Bechtel, K. F. Scheve, et al.

This research by Michael M. Bechtel, Kenneth F. Scheve, and Elisabeth van Lieshout reveals how multilateralism can significantly boost public support for costly climate policies. Through experimental studies in major countries, it shows that believing in policy effectiveness and fairness drives this change in approval. Discover the impactful insights of this fascinating investigation.

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