Dr. Astoria studies global warming policy and governance. His most recent reserach is on specific design elements of a domestic U.S. carbon tax, including issues of constitutionality and ancillary policies that would be necessarily to allow the Pigo
...MoreDr. Astoria studies global warming policy and governance. His most recent reserach is on specific design elements of a domestic U.S. carbon tax, including issues of constitutionality and ancillary policies that would be necessarily to allow the Pigouvian price signal of a carbon tax to effectively move throught the markets for fossil fuels. Dr. Astoria holds a JD and PhD from the University of California, Berkeley and teaches courses in law and society, public law, and political theory.
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Climate Change: Impacts and Responses
