Electricity propels economic development through improvement in the quality of life. Even
though government's strategy to increase power generation and supply exists, Uganda …

The Ukraine war has forced Europe to redefine its energy security policies towards more
diversification and less reliance on Russian energy. As an energy-rich and relatively close …

In September 1941, Leningrad found itself completely surrounded by German enemy forces
in what would be the start of a bitter three-year siege during World War II. Famously, the …

Drawing on postcolonial and feminist writings, this article re-examines securitization theory's
so-called 'silence-problem'. Securitization theory sets up a definably colonial relationship …

As energy security becomes a key topic of policy debates, not least in Central and Eastern
European states, which are vulnerable to gas supply disruptions from Russia, it has been …

Energy security has clear relationships with national security–historically, semantically, and
practically. This exploratory study offers a quantitative and qualitative content analysis of 43 …

By adopting a neorealist approach to alliance formation this paper examines the trilateral
partnership of Israel, Cyprus and Greece. It argues that since its inception in 2011 it has …

In his poem,'Waiting for the barbarians', the prominent Greek poet Constantinos Kavafys
wrote about the expected arrival of the barbarians and the actions and inactions of elite and …

The energy politics highlight rising tensions and new cooperative patterns in the Eastern
Mediterranean region. We question the reasons for the lack of cooperation between Turkey …

This article presents a theoretical approach to energy security. It incorporates the concept of
governing through turbulence as both a response to crisis onset and a source of long-term …