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The Governance of Clean Development is an innovative research programme, which explores the actors, institutions, and policy-making processes at the national and international level involved in promoting clean development, particularly in the area of energy. This research programme is funded through the ESRC Climate Change Leadership Fellowship scheme and is based in the School of International Development (DEV) at the University of East Anglia (UEA). (info source © UEA : http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/gcd)The Governance of Clean Development Working Paper Series, which is open to all academics and policy practitioners, show cases the latest research and policy thinking on critical issues related to the governance of clean development.Latest working papers :Governing clean energy in India / Jon Phillips, Peter Newell and Pallav Purohit.  University of East Anglia,  October 2011, 43 p. (The Governance of Clean Development Working Paper ; 017)  http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/gcd/Phillips+et+al+2011Understanding the dominance of unilateral CDM projects in China: origins and implications for governing carbon markets / Shen W. University of East Anglia,  2011, 15 p. (The Governance of Clean Development Working Paper ; 016)  http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/gcd/Shen+2011Governing electricity in South Africa: wind, coal and power struggles / Baker L. University of East Anglia,  2011, 27 p. (The Governance of Clean Development Working Paper ; 015) http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/gcd/Baker+2011Technology Transfer under the Clean Development Mechanism: an empirical study of 1000 CDM projects / Das, K. University of East Anglia,  2011, 37 p. (The Governance of Clean Development Working Paper ; 014) http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/gcd/Das+2011Integrating energy and climate governance in South Africa: drivers, barriers and the shadow of hierarchy / Never, B. University of East Anglia,  2011, 22 p. (The Governance of Clean Development Working Paper ; 013)  http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/gcd/Never+2011