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When City Diplomacy Meets Geopolitics: A Framework to Help Cities Navigate Geopolitical Risk

Date de publication
27 February 2025
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Crises and the increasing polarization of international relations make political risk analysis an indispensable resource for internationally active public and private entities. 

Lorenzo KIHLGREN GRANDI Cecilia Emma SOTTILOTTA

Towards a New Geopolitics of Energy?

Date de publication
05 September 2012
Accroche

First of all, shale oil is starting to take the same dimension as shale gas in the US. Already 51% of US production comes presently from unconventional gas (shale, tight gas and coal-bed methane), and outlooks predict that the US will produce more gas than Russia by 2020. Oil imports have already diminished from 60 to 45%. As domestic unconventional oil production tends to increase, - it is now around 15% - imports will probably decline even more.

Laura PARMIGIANI

Asia: A Geopolitical Reconfiguration

Date de publication
20 June 2012
Accroche

The Asian “supercomplex” has taken shape: this is evident within the cross-membership model to Asian intergovernmental organizations and through the appearance of political counterweights to China, particularly in India.

Barry BUZAN
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When City Diplomacy Meets Geopolitics: A Framework to Help Cities Navigate Geopolitical Risk

Date de publication
27 February 2025
Accroche

Crises and the increasing polarization of international relations make political risk analysis an indispensable resource for internationally active public and private entities. 

Lorenzo KIHLGREN GRANDI Cecilia Emma SOTTILOTTA

Towards a New Geopolitics of Energy?

Date de publication
05 September 2012
Accroche

First of all, shale oil is starting to take the same dimension as shale gas in the US. Already 51% of US production comes presently from unconventional gas (shale, tight gas and coal-bed methane), and outlooks predict that the US will produce more gas than Russia by 2020. Oil imports have already diminished from 60 to 45%. As domestic unconventional oil production tends to increase, - it is now around 15% - imports will probably decline even more.

Laura PARMIGIANI

Asia: A Geopolitical Reconfiguration

Date de publication
20 June 2012
Accroche

The Asian “supercomplex” has taken shape: this is evident within the cross-membership model to Asian intergovernmental organizations and through the appearance of political counterweights to China, particularly in India.

Barry BUZAN

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