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These studies suggest the EU has evolved into a 'leadiator' in climate change negotiations, maintaining a significant role in a multipolar world post-Paris Agreement 2015.
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The European Union (EU) has played a significant role in international climate change negotiations, particularly in the context of the Paris Agreement adopted in December 2015. This analysis explores the EU's leadership and strategic positioning in these negotiations, focusing on its evolution from a leader to a "leadiator" (leader-cum-mediator).
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The EU's leadership in the Paris Agreement negotiations was characterized by a strategic shift towards moderation, coalition-building, and pragmatic engagement with major powers. This approach allowed the EU to play a pivotal role as a "leadiator," effectively bridging gaps and facilitating a more ambitious global climate agreement. The EU's ability to adapt its strategies in response to changing power dynamics and negotiation contexts underscores its significant influence in international climate policy.
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