Economics of Energy Security (Routledge Explorations in Environmental Economics)

Cover
Endorsements page
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
About the Author
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1 Energy Security: Introduction to Theoretical Framework
	1.1 Depletable/Natural Resource Exploitation
	1.2 Energy Security Evolution
	1.3 Energy Supply and Demand Security Evolution – Theoretical Approach
		1.3.1 Method Description
		1.3.2 Research Results
2 Energy Security Theoretical Approach
	2.1 Energy Supply Security Concept and Methods of Assessing Energy Supply Security
		2.1.1 Supply Security Concept
		2.1.2 Supply Security Assessment Methods
	2.2 Energy Demand Security Concept
		2.2.1 Research Gap
		2.2.2 Definitions
		2.2.3 Reflective Discussion on Conceptual Approaches
	2.3 Methods of Assessing Energy Demand Security
		2.3.1 Simple Measures
		2.3.2 Complex Indices
		2.3.3 Aggregated Measures
		2.3.4 Portfolio Theory Applications
	2.4 Energy Demand Security in Selected Theoretical Approaches (Neoclassical) of International Economics
		2.4.1 Factor Endowment Theory and Its Extensions
		2.4.2 Trade Policy-Related Aspects and Their Potential use
3 Energy Security in the Global Gas Market and Its Determinants
	3.1 Global Gas Market
		3.1.1 Global Natural Gas Supply
		3.1.2 World Demand and Prices for Natural Gas
		3.1.3 World Trade in Natural Gas
		3.1.4 Organization of the World Natural Gas Market
	3.2 Determinants of Energy Security in the International Natural Gas Market
		3.2.1 Determinants of the Volume of Trade in Natural Gas
		3.2.2 Determinants of Natural Gas Prices
	3.3 Energy Demand Security in Natural Gas Market in the Neoclassical Trade Framework – Empirical Approach
		3.3.1 Variables Description
		3.3.2 Modelling Results
		3.3.3 Discussion on Modelling Results
	3.4 Energy Demand Security in Natural Gas Market – Summary
Conclusions
Appendix
Index