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Paula Kivimaa
Paula Kivimaa
Affiliation:
Finnish Environment Institute
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Security in Sustainable Energy Transitions
Interplay between Energy, Security, and Defence Policies in Estonia, Finland, Norway, and Scotland
 , pp. v - viii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024
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Contents

  1. Preface

  2. Acknowledgments

  3. 1Introduction: The Challenge of Zero-Carbon Energy Transitions and National Security

    1. 1.1Conceptual Background

    2. 1.2A Small Country Perspective: Estonia, Finland, Norway, and Scotland as the Research Foci

    3. 1.3Research Method and Materials

    4. 1.4Contents of the Book

  4. Part ITheoretical and Literature-Based Foundations

    1. 2Understanding Security in the Context of Sustainability Transitions

      1. 2.1Sustainability Transitions Research: Key Conceptualizations

      2. 2.2Conceptualizing the Basics of Security for Sustainability Transitions

      3. 2.3Security in Transitions Research

    2. 3Energy Security and Geopolitics of Energy Transition

      1. 3.1Conceptualization and History of Energy Security Research

      2. 3.2Geopolitics of Renewables

      3. 3.3Energy Security in Europe

    3. 4A Conceptual–Analytical Approach to Examining Security in Sustainability Transitions and Policy Interplay

      1. 4.1Security as Part of the Sociotechnical Landscape for an Energy Regime

      2. 4.2Policy Coherence at the Regime Level: Interplay of Energy Transition Policies with National Security and Defence Policies

      3. 4.3Security in Change Processes: Niche Expansion and Regime Decline

  5. Part IIEmpirical Case Studies

    1. 5Estonia: Long-Term Energy Independence and Oil Shale

      1. 5.1Energy Regime

      2. 5.2Security Regime

      3. 5.3Perceptions of Russia as a Landscape Pressure at the Intersection of Energy and Security

      4. 5.4Policy Coherence and Interplay

      5. 5.5Niche Development, Regime (De)stabilization, and Positive and Negative Security

      6. 5.6Concluding Remarks

    2. 6Finland: Ambivalent Links between Energy and Security

      1. 6.1Energy Regime

      2. 6.2Security Regime

      3. 6.3Perceptions of Russia as a Landscape Pressure at the Intersection of Energy and Security

      4. 6.4Policy Coherence and Interplay

      5. 6.5Niche Development, Regime (De)stabilization, and Positive and Negative Security

      6. 6.6Concluding Remarks

    3. 7Norway: Contradiction of Oil for Export and Fully Renewable Electricity Supply

      1. 7.1Energy Regime

      2. 7.2Security Regime

      3. 7.3Perceptions of Russia as a Landscape Pressure at the Intersection of Energy and Security

      4. 7.4Policy Coherence and Interplay

      5. 7.5Niche Development, Regime Stabilization, and Positive and Negative Security

      6. 7.6Concluding Remarks

    4. 8Scotland: From Oil to Wind under a Devolved Government and New Pressures for UK Energy Security

      1. 8.1Energy Regime

      2. 8.2Security Regime

      3. 8.3Perceptions of Russia as a Landscape Pressure at the Intersection of Energy and Security

      4. 8.4Policy Coherence and Interplay

      5. 8.5Niche Development, Regime Destabilization, and Positive and Negative Security

      6. 8.6Concluding Remarks

  6. Part IIIConclusions

    1. 9Insights into Zero-Carbon Energy, Sustainability Transitions, and Security

      1. 9.1Interplay between Energy, Security, and Defence Policies

      2. 9.2Securitization and Politicization of Energy Transitions

      3. 9.3Security Implications of Energy Transitions

      4. 9.4Technological, Actor-Based, and Institutional Aspects

      5. 9.5Further Insights for Sustainability Transition Studies

      6. 9.6Final Remarks

  7. References

  8. Index

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  • Paula Kivimaa, Finnish Environment Institute
  • Book: Security in Sustainable Energy Transitions
  • Online publication: 23 November 2024
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