Titlebook: Energy Security; Visions from Asia an Antonio Marquina (Chair in International Security Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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,Does China Have an ‘Energy Diplomacy’? Reflections on China’s Energy Security and its Internationalcent of its total domestic oil consumption by 2020, anywhere from 6 to 11 million barrels per day.. China’s increasing need for foreign oil has also been blamed for rises in oil prices and volatility in the global oil spot market ..

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,German Debates on Energy Security and Impacts on Germany’s 2007 EU Presidency,and human security alike. Secure energy supply can be seen as a public good for societies, for which governments must ultimately take responsibility to minimize market supply failures. Disruptions of oil, gas and electricity can have severe consequences for societies, economies and individuals.

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Russia as an Energy Great Power: Consequences for EU Energy Security,he Middle East, and the challenges of reducing the environmental impact of energy production and consumption have made EU member states include the diversification of energy supply among their main priorities. The spread of a new ‘energy nationalism’ in producer countries like Russia — which has pur

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,The Southeast–Southwest European Energy Corridor,ased gas prices to Ukraine, the European governments realized the great importance of oil and gas producers in influencing the policies of consumer states. After this incident, a similar event took place between Russia and Belarus. Later on, the creation of a gas cartel was proposed, including as po

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,Greece’s Energy Security Policy: Between Energy Needs and Geopolitical Imperatives,bined with fighting climate change, have become the number one issue in almost every country in the world. On Wednesday, 2 January 2008, oil prices rose above the symbolic level of 100 dollars a barrel, a long-awaited milestone in an era of rapidly escalating energy demand. Oil prices, which had fal

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Between Continuity and Change: the Italian Approach to Energy Security,es of this chapter, it will be seen — from a consumer’s perspective — as the guarantee of a reliable flow of energy, at affordable prices, plentiful in comparison to national needs, and sustainable in the mid-to-long term, also from an envi-ronmental point of view.. In this perspective, the concept

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