Over the historical course, the EU’s growing demands for energy resources compel it to undertake significant steps regarding how to preserve energy security and procure the diversification of gas supplies from different countries for the future generation. It is an undeniable fact that the maintenance of energy security is one of the pivotal interests of Europe in the contemporary world.
Currently, energy is significant to the process for both economic and social development in Europe. The diversification of energy supplies and even source countries was taken as the primary ambition by the EU. Over the historical periods, growing energy needs of the EU have put the strategic policies ahead toward other non-member states, especially resource-rich countries.
In this part, Turkey and the EU relations in the energy field will be analyzed. Throughout the period, the relations between Turkey and the EU have undergone many ups and downs. Even today, the world is under the shadow of political turmoil, challenges, and crisis which have huge implications to Europe as well as other countries.
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- Introduction
- THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
- Liberalism
- Neoliberalist approach
- THE MAJOR TRAJECTORIES OF TURKEY AND EU ENERGY RELATIONS
- Turkey' geo-energy positions
- EU's geo-energy positions
- Turkey's energy interests in EU
- EU energy interests in Turkey
- DYNAMICS OF TURCO-EUROPEAN ENERGY RELATIONS
- Perspectives in Turkish-European energy relations
- Challenges in Turkish-European energy relations
- Conclusion
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
This research project aims to analyze the increasing energy role of Turkey and its influence on European energy policy. The study investigates whether Turkey can be a viable transit country or an energy hub for the EU's energy security in the future, considering the need for diversified gas supplies and source countries.
- The geo-energy positions and interests of Turkey and the EU.
- The dynamics of Turkish-European energy relations in recent decades.
- The challenges and opportunities in Turkish-European energy relations for the future.
- The influence of Turkey's energy role on European energy policy.
- The potential of Turkey as a transit country or energy hub for the EU.
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
The first chapter explores the theoretical framework of the study, focusing on liberalism and the neoliberal approach to understand Turkey's role in European energy policy. It examines the main thoughts and standpoints of key liberal theorists, including Immanuel Kant, John Locke, and others.
The second chapter delves into the major trajectories of Turkey and EU energy relations. It analyzes the geo-energy positions and interests of both Turkey and the EU, highlighting their respective energy needs and strategies. The chapter also examines Turkey's energy interests in the EU and vice versa, exploring the potential for collaboration and cooperation.
The third chapter examines the dynamics of Turco-European energy relations, focusing on the perspectives and challenges that shape their interactions. It analyzes the factors that influence the relationship, including political considerations, economic interests, and geopolitical factors. The chapter also explores opportunities for future cooperation in the energy sector.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
The research focuses on the role of Turkey in European energy policy, highlighting key themes such as energy security, diversification of energy supplies, transit country, energy hub, geo-energy positions, Turkish-European relations, and the influence of Turkey's energy role on European energy policy. The study draws on a variety of sources, including scholarly articles, working papers, annual strategic plans, and reports from leading think tanks and research institutions specializing in Turkey and the EU.
- Citar trabajo
- Nargiz Haciyeva (Autor), 2016, The Role of Turkey in the European Energy Policy. Problems and Perspectives, Múnich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/351262
