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    Political Economy of Energy in Europe and Russia

    • Warwick 2010
    • February 2010 workshop
    • Moscow 2009
    • Steering Committee
    • ESRC: Case for support
    • Funded places
    University of Warwick

    Moscow workshop

    PEEER's first workshop at the Higher School of Economics (HSE) was well attended, provoked much debate and was the perfect launch pad for this new energy network. What emerged from the debates was that there are specific important areas of study within the political economy of energy in Europe and Russia which are considered to be under-researched. These topics will form the basis of the call for papers for the PEEER workshop at the University of Warwick in September 2010.

    For an overview of the Moscow workshop please see the link to the right of this box.

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    Workshop overview

    Download a copy of the programme

    View a list of participants

     

    First workshop: Moscow, Russia, 14-15 September 2009

    ARRIVAL DAY Sunday 13 September

    20.00 Welcome drink at Hermitage Hotel, 7, Dyrasovsky pereylok

    DAY 1 Monday, 14th September at HSE, 11, Pokrovsky bulvar

    10.30 Seminar Opening by Professor Nodar Simonia
    12.00 Buffet Lunch
    12.45

    Session 1: Energy and Politics - Setting the Scene

    Caroline Kuzemko: Energy, Politics and IR

    Dmitry Suslov: Politicisation and Securitization of EU-Russia Relations

    Andreas Goldthau: Governance and Markets (presentation)

    14.45 Coffee Break
    15.15

    Session 2: EU-Russia Energy: International Frameworks for Governance

    Sergey Selivestrov: Russian Specific Position on the Energy Charter Treaty

    Daniel Behn: Russia’s WTO Accession and Governance Implications (abstract) (presentation)

    Andreas Goldthau: Discursant

    17.00

    Session 3: EU-Russia Energy: Bilateral Relations

    Ian Klinke: The Rise of the New Cold War: Russian Energy and German Geopolitics (presentation)

    Tatiana Romanova and Kim Talus: Discursants

    19.30 Workshop Reception: Museum “Moscow Lights”, Armiansky pereylok, domstroenie

    DAY 2 Tuesday, 15th September

    9.30

    Session 4: New Issues: Transit and Impact on Energy Relations

    Holger Brandl: Transit Conflicts and Energy Relations (presentation)

    Jaroslaw Wisniewski: EU Energy Import Diversification Policy (South Caucases) (abstract)

    Irina Petrenko: Discursant

    11.00 Coffee Break
    11.30

    Session 5: LNG: a More 'Secure' Alternative?

    Marina Shiryaeva: Prospects for LNG Investments in Russia and Business Cycles (presentation)

    Marcel Dietsch: LNG Prospects in Europe and Natural Gas Co-operation (abstract) (presentation)

    Kim Talus: Discursant 

    13.00 Buffet Lunch
    14.00

    Session 6: New Issues: Environment and Renewables

    Elena Kutepova: Towards Environmental Governance in the Arctic (presentation)

    Egor Kotov: Russian Interest in the Kyoto Protocol and Market Mechanisms (presentation)

    Michael Keating: Discursant

    15.30 Coffee Break
    16.00

    Session 7: Round-up Themes

    IR, International Agreement on Energy and Sovereignty?

    Changing role of states and markets in energy governance?

    Transition from fossil economies to fossil plus (how?)

    IR and energy 'security': what it means and how to improve?

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