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      Cambridge University Press
      Publication date:
      23 November 2024
      21 November 2024
      ISBN:
      9781009368155
      9781009368162
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      0.54kg, 228 Pages
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    By providing a new qualitative analysis of policy coherence and integration between energy, security, and defence policies between 2006 and 2023, this book analyzes the impacts of policy interplay on energy transition through the lens of sustainability transitions research, security studies, energy security and geopolitics, and policy studies. The security aspects discussed range from national defence and geopolitics, to questions of energy security, positive security, and just transitions. Findings show that the policy interface around the energy-security nexus has often been incoherent. There is a lack of integration between security aspects, leading to ineffective policies from the perspective of decarbonisation and national security, which is evident in the European energy crisis following the war between Russia and Ukraine. This book is intended for researchers and experts interested in the energy transition and its connections to security and defence policies. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

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    Contents

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    • Security in Sustainable Energy Transitions
      pp i-ii
    • Copyright page
      pp iv-iv
    • Contents
      pp v-viii
    • Preface
      pp ix-x
    • Acknowledgments
      pp xi-xii
    • 1 - Introduction
      pp 1-14
    • The Challenge of Zero-Carbon Energy Transitions and National Security
    • Part I - Theoretical and Literature-Based Foundations
      pp 15-66
    • 2 - Understanding Security in the Context of Sustainability Transitions
      pp 17-34
    • 3 - Energy Security and Geopolitics of Energy Transition
      pp 35-51
    • Part II - Empirical Case Studies
      pp 67-162
    • 5 - Estonia
      pp 69-93
    • Long-Term Energy Independence and Oil Shale
    • 6 - Finland
      pp 94-118
    • Ambivalent Links between Energy and Security
    • 7 - Norway
      pp 119-140
    • Contradiction of Oil for Export and Fully Renewable Electricity Supply
    • 8 - Scotland
      pp 141-162
    • From Oil to Wind under a Devolved Government and New Pressures for UK Energy Security
    • Part III - Conclusions
      pp 163-186
    • 9 - Insights into Zero-Carbon Energy, Sustainability Transitions, and Security
      pp 165-186
    • References
      pp 187-210
    • Index
      pp 211-215

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