Energy Security Perceptions in Poland and Turkey

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Raszewski, S. 2015. Energy Security Perceptions in Poland and Turkey. The Polish Quarterly of International Affairs. 24 (1), pp. 29-40.
AuthorsRaszewski, S.
Abstract

A large chunk of the “energy security” debate has dealt with problems of access to resources and, most recently, the degradation of ecosystems as a direct result of the socio-economic activities of humans; less focus has been on the sources of security/insecurity perceptions and misperceptions and ways to explain them. This article seeks to evaluate the origins and practices of energy security perceptions in Poland and Turkey, and within their respective regional contexts—Central and Eastern Europe and the Wider Black Sea Region. With the global energy security paradigm now encapsulating the rise of new powers, epitomised by BRICS, developments at the regional level have been playing profound roles, grouping states around key regional actors. Drawing on case study material, the evaluation serves the purpose of assessing possible axes of convergence and divergence between the two regions represented by the two countries.

JournalThe Polish Quarterly of International Affairs
Journal citation24 (1), pp. 29-40
ISSN1230-4999
Year2015
PublisherPolski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych
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Print01 Jan 2015
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Deposited10 Jul 2019
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