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Renewable energy and geopolitics: A review [PDF]

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2020
This article reviews the literature on the geopolitics of renewable energy. It finds that while the roots of this literature can be traced back to the 1970s and 1980s, most of it has been published from 2010 onwards.
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Geopolitics and Critical Geopolitics

Sami Mikael Moisio
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The New Geopolitics

Scientific American, 2006
The article presents the author's views on the ecological impact of world economics. It is stated that the column will become a monthly feature in "Scientific American." The author suggests that the geopolitics of sustainability will develop into a dominating theme in international relations.
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The Revenge of Geopolitics

Orbis, 1997
Abstract On the eve of Bill Clinton's second term, Harvey Sicherman wrote that the President must educate public opinion, cultivate congressional consensus, manage international coalitions, and use military power decisively when needed.
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Discontented Geopolitics

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 2011
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Impact of different geopolitical factors on the energy transition: The role of geopolitical threats, geopolitical acts, and geopolitical risks

Journal of Environmental Management
In order to better understand the impact of different geopolitical factors on energy transition, the impact of geopolitical threats (war threats, peace threats, military buildups, nuclear threats and terror threats), geopolitical acts (beginning of war, escalation of war and terror acts), and geopolitical risks on energy transition were systematically ...
Qiang, Wang, Chen, Zhang, Rongrong, Li
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GEOPOLITICS DEBATE IV Geopolitics as a Social Movement?

Geopolitics, 2004
The laudable aim to write history in terms of geopolitical ‘ages’ does not clarify the changes and varieties of geopolitics in a formal sense, i.e. the more explicit discussions about territory and politics among intellectuals and opinion makers. Judging by what we have considered to be geopolitics up to now, the author discerns certain common features
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Religious Geopolitics and the Geopolitics of Religion

2016
Geographers have long had difficulty in writing about religion as there are few researchers who have the methodological background to cross these disciplines. Nevertheless, to understand geography and war, we need to know the importance of religion. Examples from the USA, Russia and Vatican City will be presented.
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On Transport Geopolitics (A Geopolitical Grammar of Transportability)

2021
The main objective of the chapter is to clarify and introduce the fundamental dynamic components of the transport systems from the perspective of those who control them (the geopolitical Subjects) and those who use them (mobility Subjects). In doing so, the chapter identifies the key elements that shape transport geopolitics by drawing on the very ...
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Radical geopolitics

Defining what is ‘radical’, ‘critical’ or ‘mainstream’ is a quite tricky endeavour in Geography. On the one hand, most scholars consider now outdated the classically assumed distinction between Radical Geography as first expressed in North America by the journal Antipode, mainly addressing socio-economic contradictions through relatively traditional ...
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