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Energy Security
- The late acknowledgement of energy as a matter of security
- The development in practice of an EU external energy policy: a fragmented process
- In quest of a European energy foreign policy
- The progressive inclusion of the energy dimension into the external policies of the EU
- Diversification of energy sources and resources
- Energy crisis management
- Short- and long-term approaches to energy security: the potential of the Lisbon Treaty and options beyond
- Institutional innovations in foreign policy: towards real European energy diplomacy?
- Towards a European energy community with external competence
- Conclusion
Abstract
A comprehensive European energy policy has to be viewed in a global context not only because of the global dimension of energy issues, but also because countries and industries are interdependent in terms of resources and markets. In the unstable energy landscape of the twenty-first century, the question for the European Union is especially how current developments can deal with the numerous and wide energy issues it faces today and in the future on an unprecedented scale.
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