Co-operative News, 30.11.2015 | Marie-Claire Kidd

„Co-operation and co-operatives are underrepresented at COP 21, say academics and co-operators. (…) In the journal ‘Nature’, David J. C. MacKay, Peter Cramton, Axel Ockenfels and Steven Stoft say the current ‘pledge and review’ approach to cutting carbon emissions should be replaced with a co-operative approach. (…) ‘If some nations sit back and rely on others’ efforts, the incentives for anyone to act are weakened.’ (…) ‘Negotiations need to be designed to realign self-interests and promote co-operation. A common commitment can assure participants that others will match their efforts and not free-ride’.”

Link zum Artikel: http://www.thenews.coop/99852/news/co-operatives/co-operation-underrepresented-cop-21/