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The G8 and Russia: Security of Supply vs. Security of Demand
Oxford :
Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, 2006.
Dr. Shamil Midkhatovich Yenikeyeff looks at recent developments surrounding Russia’s G8 presidency which reveal that this international club is not capable of bringing energy producing and consuming nations closer together.
Xu Y., Tiwari S., Kazemzadeh E. et al., Energy and Buildings 2026 Vol. 351 P. 1–23
The present study investigates impacts of smart cities (SC), urbanization level (URB), innovation level (IL), Green total factor productivity (GTFP), level of financial development (FD) and digital economy (DE) on energy security (ES) and energy transition (ET) in China. Results of quantile on quantile regression (QQR) revealed that smart cities, urbanization level, innovation level, Green ...
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Yenikeyeff S., Oxford Energy Forum 2006 Vol. 66 P. 4–10
Jonathan Stern looks at the security of Russian gas supply in the aftermath of the Ukraine crisis; Giacomo Luciani asks whether Russia will remain a preferred gas supplier to Europe; Shamil Midkhatovich Yenikeyeff explains Russia’s energy strategy. ...
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Yenikeyeff S., OIL and GAS JOURNAL 2009 Vol. 107 No. 1 P. 56–59
The former Soviet republic of Kazakhstan, which is the second largest oil and gas producer in the former USSR after Russia, plans to diversify its oil and gas customers by building additional pipelines. As such, studies have been conducted on how this will affect both gas exports from other energy-producing countries of the FSU (Former ...
Added: October 13, 2022
Yenikeyeff S., Oxford: Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, 2008.
The geographic proximity of Kazakhstan to Russia, China, Central Asia and the Caspian region makes this oil and gas-producing country an important player in energy exports from the CIS. The method with which Kazakhstan – the second largest oil and gas producer in the former USSR after Russia – chooses to develop its gas resources ...
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Yenikeyeff S., The International Spectator 2011 No. 46(3) P. 61–78
The geographic proximity of Central Asia to Russia, China, the Caucasus and the Caspian region, as well as to the Middle East, makes this oil and gas-producing region a crucial and ever-developing player in regional and global energy markets. The method by which Central Asian producers choose to develop their hydrocarbon resources and export infrastructure ...
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Kuteleva A., , in: China's Energy Security and Relations with Petrostates: Oil as an Idea.: Routledge, 2021. Ch. 1 P. 1–7.
Chapter 1 introduces the book. It begins by outlining the book’s central research question, emphasizing the importance of considering not only material but also discursive structures of energy politics. It then introduces China as the central subject of the study as well as China–Kazakhstan and China–Russia energy relations as the two in-depth case studies that ...
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Larionova M. V., Kirton J., , in: The G8-G20 Relationship in Global Governance.: Ashgate, 2015. P. 3–14.
The twenty-first century has brought a proliferation of pressing global problems that break out far more suddenly and surprisingly, spread more swiftly and extensively, and interact in more complex and uncertain ways than ever before. On the eve of the century there was a financial crisis in Asia that began in 1997 and consumed countries ...
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Larionova M. V., Киртон Д. Д., Вестник международных организаций: образование, наука, новая экономика 2014 Т. 9 № 4 С. 7–10
The global community currently confronts a comprehensive, interconnected array of compelling global challenges across the economic, development and security domains. They range from the ongoing search for strong, sustainable, balanced and inclusive economic growth backed by stable financial systems, the struggle for adequate social development, poverty reduction,
energy and environmental security, and the reality and threat ...
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Кокотсис Э., Вестник международных организаций: образование, наука, новая экономика 2014 Т. 9 № 4
The cumulative effects of a significantly changing climate are projected to have disastrous implications on the world’s natural habitats, and along with that, are projected to drastically increase the rate and likelihood of violent conflict globally, particularly in high-density, urban, poverty hotspots. Limiting the effects of a changing climate is thus critical in influencing multiple ...
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Larionova M. V., В кн.: Актуальные проблемы глобального управления: «Группа восьми» и международные многосторонние институты.: М.: Университетская книга, Логос, 2007. С. 373–380.
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Gorbunova E., Larionova M. V., В кн.: Актуальные проблемы глобального управления: «Группа восьми» и международные многосторонние институты.: М.: Университетская книга, Логос, 2007. С. 77–102.
В период председательства в «Группе восьми» в 2006 г. Российская Федерация выбрала в качестве одного из приоритетных направлений международного сотрудничества образование. В этой связи был проведен анализ развития этой проблематики за весь период работы «Группы восьми» (ранее – «Группы семи»).
Основная цель исследования: на основе анализа доступного эмпирического материала выявить тенденции развития проблематики образования в приоритетах ...
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Larionova M. V., Russia in Global Affairs 2007 No. 2
Over 32 years of its history, the G7/G8 has expanded both its agenda and institutional system, and is now appreciated as an instrument of deliberation, direction-giving and decision-making on global governance issues. It has also become a subject for criticism and reform proposals. The critique mainly focuses on the forum’s representativeness, legitimacy and effectiveness.
There may ...
Added: January 15, 2014