Global Energy Politics Van Thijs Van de Graaf and Benjamin K. Sovacool is an English-language printed textbook that provides insight into the impact of energy on world politics. This work is suitable for professionals and students in the social sciences.
The book examines the interaction between global energy and world politics, with themes such as security, the economy, the environment, and justice at the center. Van de Graaf and Sovacool highlight how shifts in energy politics, from the Industrial Revolution to the current energy transition, influence international power relations. They show that the upcoming global energy transition can shift political power from states to local communities.
This reference work aligns with fields such as Political Science, International Relations, and trade policy. Global Energy Politics is a valuable source for anyone who wants to delve deeper into the interconnections between energy, politics, and society.