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This panel explores how the transition to net-zero is reshaping geoeconomics and geopolitics, and, conversely, how geopolitics is shaping transition processes in energy and industry. The papers provide assessments of these developments taking different theoertical and methodological approaches and reviewing critical concepts for understanding and analyzing geoeconomics and for studying the re-emergence of economic statecraft within the field of energy.
| Title | Details |
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| Great Power Rivalry, Geoeconomic Competition and the Transition to Net-Zero | View Paper Details |
| Navigating Green Industrial Policy in the Superpower Rivalry: Resource Dependency, Strategic Positioning, and Green Industrial Policy | View Paper Details |
| Low Emissions Transitions Amidst the ‘Geopolitical Moment’: A Geopolitical Economy Analysis | View Paper Details |
| Balancing Against Weaponized Interdependence: Understanding the EU’s Geoeconomic Power | View Paper Details |
| Derisking Energy Transition: A Systematic Literature Review | View Paper Details |