Bachelorarbeit, 2011
24 Seiten, Note: 2,0
This paper examines the impact of the Nord Stream pipeline on energy relations between the EU and Russia. The analysis focuses on the energy markets of the EU and Russia, which are considered crucial to understanding these relations. The paper employs neo-realism and neo-liberalism as theoretical frameworks to provide different perspectives on the pipeline.
The first chapter introduces the topic of the Nord Stream pipeline and its impact on EU-Russia energy relations. It also provides background information on the energy markets of the EU and Russia and their significance in international relations.
The second chapter outlines the theoretical frameworks of neo-realism and neo-liberalism, highlighting their key assumptions and implications for understanding energy relations between the EU and Russia.
The third chapter delves into a comparative analysis of the energy markets of the EU and Russia, emphasizing their unique characteristics and the factors driving their development.
The fourth chapter explores the Nord Stream pipeline from both neo-realist and neo-liberal perspectives, examining the divergent views on its impact on EU-Russia energy relations. It analyzes the arguments of those who see it as a pan-European project and those who view it as a divisive force.
The main keywords and focus topics of this work include: Nord Stream pipeline, EU-Russia energy relations, neo-realism, neo-liberalism, energy security, dependence on Russia, European integration, internal energy market, geopolitical positions, historical experiences.
The paper analyzes the Nord Stream pipeline and its significant influence on the energy relations between the European Union and Russia.
The study employs two major International Relations theories: Neo-realism and Neo-liberalism, to provide complementary perspectives on the project.
From a Neo-liberalist viewpoint, Nord Stream is seen as a Pan-European project that fosters cooperation and gas supply diversification.
Neo-realism views Nord Stream as a potential dividing factor for Europe, emphasizing national interests and energy dependence on Russia.
No, the goal is to reveal that the project can be interpreted differently depending on the geopolitical and historical position of the observer.
The paper explores how the pipeline affects security of supply and whether it leads to a segmentation of the internal EU energy market.
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