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040			_aSipr
041			_aeng
100			_aDreyer, Iana
245	1	0	_aEnergy moves and power shifts : _bEU foreign policy and global energy security / _cIana Dreyer, Gerald Stang ; with contributions by Claude Mandil and James Henderson _h[electronic resource]
260			_aParis : _bInstitute for Security Studies, European Union (EUISS), _c2014
300			_a95 p. : _btables ; maps
490			_aReport ; _x18
500			_a"February 2014"
500			_aSIP1408
500			_aThis report undertakes an appraisal of global energy trends and draws conclusions for the EU’s external energy security policy priorities, taking into account that energy mix choices, supply strategies and foreign policy remain national prerogatives. The centre of gravity for global energy markets is shifting to emerging markets, particularly in Asia. The EU is undergoing relative economic and demographic decline: retaining a major role in the global energy scene will be more and more challenging. Its ever-increasing reliance on oil and gas imports makes it more sensitive to political and commercial changes beyond its borders.
500			_aThis report was written with the collaboration of Stefan Boessner and benefited from research by Constanza Caputi and Ilektra Tsakalidou.
650		7	_aEU _xenergy _xforeign policy _xsecurity policy
650		7	_aoil _xnuclear energy _xEU _zEurope
651			_aRussia _xtrade _xenergy _zEU
653			_agas
653			_ageopolitics
653			_acoal
700	1		_aStang, Gerald
700	1		_aMandil, Claude
700	1		_aHenderson, James
710	2		_aEuropean Union. _bInstitute for Security Studies, EUISS
856	4	1	_uhttp://www.iss.europa.eu/uploads/media/Report_18.pdf
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