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book review #may 2025

TAK-WING NGO, GLOBAL CHINA’S SHADOW EXCHANGE, 2024.       Economic globalisation supposed to be the result of countries that trade products, benefitting from their comparative advantage. According to David Ricardo, trade in goods that… Read More »book review #may 2025

retro review #1

PER HöGSELIUS, RED GAS: RUSSIA AND THE ORIGINS OF EUROPEAN ENERGY DEPENDENCE, 2013.       In November 2024, more than half a century of natural gas imports of Soviet/Russian supplies to Austria came to… Read More »retro review #1

article #may 2025

A COMPLEX GLOBAL ENERGY LANDSCAPE, CHINA’S ROLE, AND EU ENERGY SECURITY       As the world’s second-largest economy, China plays an important role in global energy affairs: Its economic trajectory profoundly affects fuel markets,… Read More »article #may 2025

book review #1

STEFFEM MAU, UNGLEICH VEREINT: WARUM DER OSTEN ANDERS BLEIBT [UNEQUALLY UNITED: WHY THE EAST WILL REMAIN DIFFERENT], 2024.       Droves of joyful people overran the Berlin Wall in November 1989, ending the physical… Read More »book review #1

article #1

EU ENERGY GOVERNANCE AS RISK GOVERNANCE: ADDRESSING GERMANY’S ILLUSIONS       The European Union established the Energy Union in 2015 to integrate energy and climate policies. Considering the bloc’s current geoeconomic situation as well… Read More »article #1