A new scramble for Africa? : the rush for energy resources in Sub-Saharan Africa
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書誌事項
A new scramble for Africa? : the rush for energy resources in Sub-Saharan Africa
(The international political economy of new regionalisms series)
Ashgate, c2015
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  佐賀
  長崎
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- British and US strategies in the competition for energy resources in Sub-Saharan Africa / Stefan Andreasson
- China and Bazil in Sub-Saharan African fossil fuels : a comparative analysis / Ana Cristina Alves
- Energy and regional integration : the grand Inga project in the DR Congo / Agathe Maupin
- Energy from across the border : explaining South Africa's regional energy policy / Sören Scholvin
- Mammoth dams, lean neighbours : assessing the bid to turn Ethiopia into East Africa's powerhouse / Iván Cuesta-Fernández
- The resource curse debate after Mozambique's emergence as an energy exporter / Artur Colom-Jaén and Eduardo Bidaurratzaga-Aurre
- Fracking the Karoo : the barriers to shale gas extraction in South Africa based on experiences from Europe and the US / David Fig and Sören Scholvin
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Global energy consumption will increase rapidly in the next decades. The discrepancy between demand and supply is worrisome within the old and new cores of the world-economy. Sub-Saharan Africa meanwhile possesses vast potential for energy resources to be further exploited. Whilst the Global North is a traditional player in the sub-Saharan energy sector, new actors from emerging economies - especially China's state-owned enterprises but also Brazilian, Indian and South African giants - have entered what appears to be a scramble for the largely untapped energy resources of the region. This book is the first to bring together comparative perspectives on: A* The strategies of state and non-state actors involved in the exploitation of sub-Saharan energy resources. A* The potential and pitfalls of new forms of cooperation on energy southwards of the Sahara. A* The domestic opportunities and challenges of the present energy resource boom. Dynamics on the international level are brought together with local developments to provide up-to-date insights on the scramble for energy resources in sub-Saharan Africa. This book also advances a materialist approach applicable in geographical and political-scientific research, showing that much insight can be gained by concentrating on the material environment that shapes economic and political phenomena.
目次
- Chapter 1 Introduction, Soeren Scholvin
- Chapter 2, Stefan Andreasson
- Chapter 3, Ana Cristina Alves
- Chapter 4, Agathe Maupin
- Chapter 5, Soeren Scholvin
- Chapter 6, Ivan Cuesta-Fernandez
- Chapter 7, Artur Colom-Jaen, Eduardo Bidaurratzaga-Aurre
- Chapter 8, David Fig, Soeren Scholvin
- Chapter 9 Conclusion, Soeren Scholvin
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