First Policy Brief published by the POLINARES project
The POLINARES project published its first Policy Brief entitled "Understanding conflict and cooperation in access to oil, gas and minerals" in December 2010.
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Opportunities for Gulf Africa energy cooperation – a regional public goods approach
Philip Andrews-Speed attended the Gulf Africa Investment Conference 2010 "Fostering Economic Relations", held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 4-5th December 2010.
Gulf-Africa Energy Cooperation
P.Andrews-Speed, (2010)
(a public goods approach), prepared for the Gulf-Africa Investment Forum, November 2010.
The institutions of energy governance in China
Asia’s energy demand and implications for the oil-producing countries of the Middle East
P. Andrews-Speed, (2010)
in Energy Security in the Gulf. Challenges and Prospects
(Abu Dhabi: Emirates Center for Strategic Studies and Research, 2010), pp. 137-169.
“Gulf-Africa energy cooperation”, Gulf-Africa Investment Forum
Presented: Riyadh, 4-5 December 2010
Extract from background paper (link to website and full pdf).
Energy is arguably the most important physical input required for economic development and a decent standard of living, and yet the supply and availability of modern energy is highly variable around the world and even across the GCC-Africa regions. Energy … Continue Reading ››
Final conference of the SECURE project was held in Brussels on November 25th
The final conference of the SECURE project was held in Brussels on November 25th. Three partners of POLINARES participated: FEEM as Scientific Coordinator, Gulf Research Center Foundation and CNRS LEPII Grenoble.
Dramatic growth and changes in the overseas portfolios of China’s national oil companies
China’s NOCs have greatly enhanced their positions in the Americas, a region which now accounts for some 30% of their collective overseas investments.
Rare Earths, Europe and Australia: Trade, Security and Sustainability Conference organized by Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, Australian Embassy and Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies (HCSS), the Australian Embassy in The Hague, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with the support of TNO, the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Agriculture, and Innovation and the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment organized a high level conference Rare Earths, Europe and Australia: Trade, Security and Sustainability.
Wojciech Ostrowski was invited to give a lecture at the Westminster International Relations Forum
On the 18th November, Wojciech Ostrowski (University of Dundee) gave a guest lecture at the Westminster International Relations Forum, University of Westminster, London.