ENERGY – THREAT OR OPORTUNITY FOR EASTERN AND CENTRAL EUROPE’S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

ENERGY – THREAT OR OPORTUNITY FOR EASTERN AND CENTRAL EUROPE’S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

The author briefly presents: Different national strategic approaches of energy security issues depending on the national security and economic interests of each European country; Effects of economic and political sanctions applied to Russian Federation by the democratic international community after...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Cosmin DUMITRESCU
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Academy of Romanian Scientists Publishing House 2016-06-01
Series:Annals: Series on Military Sciences
Subjects:
energy
threat
opportunity
economic development
Eastern and Central Europe’s economic development
Online Access:http://www.aos.ro/wp-content/anale/MTVol8Nr1Art.8.pdf
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Summary:The author briefly presents: Different national strategic approaches of energy security issues depending on the national security and economic interests of each European country; Effects of economic and political sanctions applied to Russian Federation by the democratic international community after violating the international law with its hybrid aggressive intervention in Ukraine; Alternative energy sources for the European Union. The role of Norway, Romania and the Western Balkan countries in the European energy security.
ISSN:2066-7086
2457-8312

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