The geopolitical crisis may trigger changes in energy strategies by Weafer, C

“…The event has been the catalyst for an intensifying debate over energy security – not just regionally between Europe and Russia but globally – and it is expected to eventually change the way gas is sold and transported. It is not that the crisis has thrown up any new issues or risks; most of the topics now grabbing energy market headlines have been known or subject to negotiation for years. …”

The Ukraine crisis: another crossroads on Russia’s downward path by Pirani, S

“…The energy aspects of the crisis in Ukraine are viewed by many western observers in terms of the energy security of European countries whose gas imports might be affected, and the perceived danger that Russia will use its energy resources to enhance its geopolitical position. …”

4.181 Architectural Design Workshop - Rethinking Office Development, Spring 2003 by Duffy, Francis, 1940-, Tsakonas, Konstantinos G.

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Populism in foreign policy by Chryssogelos, Angelos

“…Populist parties of the left on the other hand reject in their foreign policy positions neo-liberalism and open markets. Together, European populist parties of all persuasions are Eurosceptic, anti-American, and usually pro-Putin’s Russia. …”
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