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Jurnal Global dan Strategis

ISSN 1907-9729

Vol. 2 / No. 1 / Published : 2008-01

Order : 3, and page :38 - 54

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Original Article :

Mandat bali: “footprint on the sand”

Author :

  1. Broto Wardoyo*1
  1. Pengajar Ilmu Hubungan Internasional Universitas Indonesia (UI) dan Manajer Program Center for International Relations Studies (CIReS) UI

Abstract :

Climate change issue have been influencing the dynamic of international diplomacy in the last 3 decades. It occurs since climate change is acknowledged as one of potential threats of contemporary environmental degradation in significant level. Thus, all contries are expected to contribute their efforts, including by establishing and implementing international agreements regarding the issue. The 13th Conference of Party (COP) of United Nations for Climate Change Conference which was held in Bali 2007 is not only a test-case for Indonesian green diplomacy but also for all countries which have given their committment to protect the one-world. This paper aims to analyze Indonesian environmental diplomacy in viewing climate change as global problems, in particular related with its position as the host of COP 13 UNCCC.

Keyword :

Bali Mandate, climate change, green foreign policy,


References :

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  5. Status Dan Tanggung Jawab Multi National Companies (mncs) Dalam Hukum Internasional
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