The readings on the abolition of the Atlantic Slave trade and the adoption of the Ottowa Treaty, as the AntiPersonnel
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Ban Convention is known, offer a variety of arguments about the condition under which (transnational) social movements
and advocacy networks have been successful in shaping international politics. How can the “lessons learned” from these
cases help us understand the failure of similar transnational coalitions to bring about a global climate change treaty?
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