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Harmonization of the energy security concepts in terms of the "Greater Eurasia" concept: theoretical aspects and innovation paradigm


Salygin V.I., Mustafinov R.K.
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Salygin Valeriy Ivanovich – (International Institute of Energy Policy and Diplomacy of MGIMO University)

Mustafinov Ruslan Kamilevich – (Board of Trustees of International Energy Policy and Diplomacy Institute (MIEP MGIMO))

Published in:
Creative Economy
– Volume 12, Number 8 (August 2018)

JEL classification: O31, Q43, QA49

Keywords: energy security, innovation paradigm, the "Greater Eurasia" concept


Citation:
Salygin V.I., Mustafinov R.K. (2018). Harmonization of the energy security concepts in terms of the "Greater Eurasia" concept: theoretical aspects and innovation paradigm. Creative Economy, 12(8), 1051-1064. doi: 10.18334/ce.12.8.39284


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Abstract:

In the current stage of technological transition states face the necessity to overcome structural imbalances of the energy sector. In Eurasia complex set of challenges triggers the integration processes and reflects on the intertwining of the innovation paradigm and regional infrastructure projects. The "Greater Eurasia" concept gains impetus at the international level and could potentially address the energy security risks.







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