Jiahua Pan Libri

Focusing on Xi Jinping's thoughts on ecological civilization, the book explores the foundational principles, logic, and methods behind his ideas. It examines their theoretical origins, characteristics, and historical significance, presenting them as a cohesive theoretical and discourse system. Additionally, it provides practical guidelines for applying these thoughts in the context of China's new era of socialist ecological civilization, aligning with the 2030 sustainable development agenda and promoting global ecological security.

Focusing on climate change economics through the lens of human development, this comprehensive two-volume work includes papers and research by renowned scholar Pan Jiahua and his team. It is structured into four key sections: theories, methods, governance, and policies, providing a thorough exploration of the subject. As a leading expert in political economy related to climate change, Professor Pan offers valuable insights and frameworks for understanding and addressing the complexities of climate issues.

Focusing on China's evolving climate policy, this book examines significant advancements over the past decade while offering theoretical insights into climate justice and low-carbon transformation from a Chinese viewpoint. It explores the political economy of climate policy, addressing critical issues such as the interplay between carbon emissions and human rights, equity in carbon budgeting, economic strategies for low-carbon transitions, adaptation to climate change, and the development of international climate frameworks.