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Transnational dynamics of global governance in energy
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Altınordu, Zeynep
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This thesis aims to provide an analytical outlook for the relevant dynamics of transnational relations in the field of energy with specific reference to key issues and tools for governance. Not only contemporary structure of interdependent and in some cases asymmetrical relations requires a multi-level approach in addressing main issues but also there exists considerable amount of attention in global agenda over alternative policies in response to the developments in this complex context of dynamic and transnational relations whereby an action of an actor results in spillover effects in other regions. It is necessary to have a multi dimensional approach in addressing issues of energy governance where interdependence plays a significant role.
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International relations.
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Z. Altınordu, “Transnational dynamics of global governance in energy,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2010.