Secure Oil and Alternative Energy ：The Geopolitics of Energy Paths of China and the European Union ( 1 )

Publication subTitle ：The Geopolitics of Energy Paths of China and the European Union

Publication series ：1

Author： Amineh   Mehdi P.;YANG   Guang  

Publisher： Brill‎

Publication year： 2012

E-ISBN: 9789004233324

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9789004218574

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9789004218574

Subject： C91 Sociology

Language： ENG

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While intensive cooperation between China and the EU in the fields of energy use, environmental protection and sustainability is highly needed the question remains unanswered how this cooperation could be organized. This volume puts the geopolitical implementation of China’s and the EU’s energy security into the context of geo-economic systems in a global scale, and the emergence of a geo-economic energy network spreading from China to Western Europe.

Chapter

Secure Oil and Alternative Energy

pp.：  3 – 4

CONTENTS

pp.：  5 – 6

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

pp.：  7 – 8

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

pp.：  9 – 16

LIST OF MAPS, TABLES AND FIGURES

pp.：  17 – 18

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

pp.：  19 – 26

CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION: CHINA’S AND THE EUROPEAN UNION’S ENERGY SECURITY CHALLENGES IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

pp.：  27 – 64

PART ONE GEOPOLITICS, GEO-ECONOMY AND ENERGY

pp.：  65 – 298

CHAPTER TWO: THE CENTRAL EURASIAN HYDROCARBON ENERGY COMPLEX:FROM CENTRAL ASIA TO CENTRAL EUROPE

pp.：  67 – 100

CHAPTER THREE: COMPETING FOR CASPIAN ENERGY RESOURCES: RUSSIA’S AND CHINA’S ENERGY (FOREIGN) POLICIES AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EU’S ENERGY SECURITY

pp.：  101 – 140

CHAPTER FOUR: ELITE CHANGE AND FOREIGN POLICY IN IRAN SINCE THE PRESIDENCY OF AHMADINEJAD: RELATIONS WITH THE US, THE EU AND CHINA

pp.：  141 – 168

CHAPTER FIVE: CHINA’S ENERGY FOREIGN POLICY TOWARDS IRAN: DOMESTICFACTORS AND GEOPOLITICAL CHALLENGES

pp.：  169 – 192

CHAPTER SIX: CHINA’S ENERGY FOREIGN POLICY TOWARDS THE CASPIANREGION:1 THE CASE OF KAZAKHSTAN

pp.：  193 – 222

CHAPTER SEVEN: ENERGY TIES AND THE CHINA-ANGOLA STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

pp.：  223 – 238

CHAPTER EIGHT: ENERGY COOPERATION BETWEEN CHINA AND LATIN AMERICA: THE CASE OF VENEZUELA

pp.：  239 – 270

CHAPTER NINE: JAPAN’S ENERGY SECURITY POLICY TOWARDS IRAN (1979–2010)

pp.：  271 – 298

PART TWO RENEWABLE ENERGY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

pp.：  299 – 474

CHAPTER TEN: ENERGY TRANSITION GOVERNANCE PARADIGMS AND THEIRIMPACT ON GREEN INNOVATION PROCESSES

pp.：  301 – 338

CHAPTER ELEVEN: DEVELOPMENT CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SOLAR ENERGY INDUSTRY AND RELATED POLICIES IN CHINA

pp.：  339 – 368

CHAPTER TWELVE: THE BRAZILIAN BIOFUEL INDUSTRY: ACHIEVEMENTS AND GEOPOLITICAL CHALLENGES

pp.：  369 – 396

CHAPTER THIRTEEN: SLOWING DOWN CHINA’S HYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT: PROBLEMS OF PRICING, RESETTLEMENT AND ECOLOGY

pp.：  397 – 452

CHAPTER FOURTEEN: GLOBAL ENERGY GOVERNANCE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

pp.：  453 – 474

BIBLIOGRAPHY

pp.：  475 – 504

INDEX

pp.：  505 – 515

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