EU energy security and the middle east oil

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Ergen, Gaye

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This thesis aims to analyze oil as a security challenge for the European Union. The energy security policy is getting more and more important with the decrease of energy sources, which holds and shapes the balance of power in the world. Especially in the future, energy sources will be the key to political strategies. The European nations have created energy security policies in order to protect their benefits. The central argument of this thesis is that although the EU has attempted to create a common EU energy policy throughout its history, it could not escape from the impact of the national energy policy of the member states. The main focus is on the oil policy of the community. Thus, the aim of the thesis is to explore the policies created for oil security, especially in the Middle East, and why the EU could not implement these policies it created.

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General social sciences., Energy policy

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/17338

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G. Ergen, “EU energy security and the middle east oil,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2007.