This book provides a comprehensive analysis of energy risks, energy scenarios and energy policies with special reference to the European Union and its member states, emphasizing the economic and geopolitical dimensions of energy security.
This book provides a comprehensive analysis of energy risks, energy scenarios and energy policies with special reference to the European Union and its member states, emphasizing the economic and geopolitical dimensions of energy security.
José María Marín-Quemada, Javier García-Verdugo and Gonzalo Escribano are Professors of Economic Policy at Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED), Spain.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part 1: Energy, Geopolitics and Energy Security: Qualitative and Quantitative Analyse 1. Global Energy Needs and Resources: Geographical Imbalances and Energy Security 2. Energy Security, Energy Corridors and the Geopolitical Context: A Conceptual Approach 3. Energy Dependence, Vulnerability and the Geopolitical Context: A Quantitative Approach to Energy Security 4. Competition and Complementarity in the International Energy Markets: The EU's Energy Affinity Index 5. Global Policy Scenarios and Economic Scenarios as Tools for Energy Policy 6. Long Term Energy Policy Scenarios for the World and the EU: A Comparative Analysis Part 2: Socio-Economic Energy Risk: Concept and Estimation 7. Risk Theory Applied to Energy Security: A Typology of Energy Risks 8. Quantifying Geopolitical Energy Risks: The Socioeconomic Energy Risk Index 9. Using the Socioeconomics Energy Risk Index: Aggregation by Corridors, Energy Models and Scenario Building Part 3: Energy Security and Energy Policy Convergence in the EU 10. Energy Security of Supply and EU Energy Policy 11. The Europeanization of EU Member States' Energy Security Policies: Convergence Patterns 12. Guidelines for a European Energy Security Policy Part 4: New Strategies for the EU's Energy Security Policy 13. Socioeconomic Energy Risk and Energy Affinity: Defining Strategies for the EU 14. A New Strategy: The Europeanization of Energy Corridors to the EU 15. Renewable Energy Corridors and European Energy Security
Introduction Part 1: Energy, Geopolitics and Energy Security: Qualitative and Quantitative Analyse 1. Global Energy Needs and Resources: Geographical Imbalances and Energy Security 2. Energy Security, Energy Corridors and the Geopolitical Context: A Conceptual Approach 3. Energy Dependence, Vulnerability and the Geopolitical Context: A Quantitative Approach to Energy Security 4. Competition and Complementarity in the International Energy Markets: The EU's Energy Affinity Index 5. Global Policy Scenarios and Economic Scenarios as Tools for Energy Policy 6. Long Term Energy Policy Scenarios for the World and the EU: A Comparative Analysis Part 2: Socio-Economic Energy Risk: Concept and Estimation 7. Risk Theory Applied to Energy Security: A Typology of Energy Risks 8. Quantifying Geopolitical Energy Risks: The Socioeconomic Energy Risk Index 9. Using the Socioeconomics Energy Risk Index: Aggregation by Corridors, Energy Models and Scenario Building Part 3: Energy Security and Energy Policy Convergence in the EU 10. Energy Security of Supply and EU Energy Policy 11. The Europeanization of EU Member States' Energy Security Policies: Convergence Patterns 12. Guidelines for a European Energy Security Policy Part 4: New Strategies for the EU's Energy Security Policy 13. Socioeconomic Energy Risk and Energy Affinity: Defining Strategies for the EU 14. A New Strategy: The Europeanization of Energy Corridors to the EU 15. Renewable Energy Corridors and European Energy Security
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