EU External Energy Policy: Between Geopolitics and Geoeconomics

Abstract

Over the past decade, the international system has gone through marked shifts, both in the distribution of power and its ideational underpinnings, such as the ascendancy of non-Western powers and the erosion of liberal economic ideas. This panel examines to what extent and how these changes are affecting the external dimension of EU energy policy. The papers in this panel engage with the discussion of what type of global regulatory actor the EU is and how this is affected by economic, political and security considerations.

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Beyond the Regulatory State: Rethinking the External Dimension of European Climate and Energy Governance	View Paper Details
Dangerous Assets? The Securitization of Foreign Capital in the European Energy Sector	View Paper Details
The Riskification of EU Energy Governance	View Paper Details