The Emergence of the Ozone Regime. An Explanation in the Light of International Relation Theories

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The analysis explores the shift in stance of major ODC-producing countries and developing nations reliant on ODCs, leading them to sign a treaty after a decade of opposition to ozone regulation. It highlights the initial irreconcilable differences between the United States and the European Community, examining their roles as primary actors in the negotiations. The contributions of Japan and the former Soviet Union are also acknowledged, providing a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics that influenced the treaty's acceptance.