Journal Article
The Paris Agreement and climate change negotiations: Small Islands, big players
Author(s): Ourbak, Timothée and Magnan, Alexandre K.
Abstract / Summary
Climate change poses an existential threat to Small Island Developing States (SIDS). They have played a leading role in raising awareness of climate change on the international stage and advocating for strong climate action, notably through the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS). Despite their heterogeneity, they succeeded in building a common diplomatic discourse and influencing strategy, and mobilized political leaders as well as talented negotiators and advisors.
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