Russian and Caspian energy developments and their implications for Norway and Norwegian actors (RUSSCASP)
RUSSCAP har som mål å undersøke drivkrefter i russisk og kaspisk energieksport, energiutvikling i nordområda og den potensielle rolla utanlandske energibedrifter vil kunne få i denne regionen.Deltakarer
Jakub M. Godzimirski
Stina Torjesen
Helge Blakkisrud
Elana Wilson Rowe
Heidi Kjærnet
Indra Øverland
Russisk og kaspisk energi er ei kjelde til både muligheiter og risiko for politisk verksemd og for forretningsfolk verda over, ikkje minst i Norge, som både er Russlands nabo og ein nøkkelspelar i olje- og gassindustrien.
Forskingsprogrammet har som mål å auke forståinga av framtidsutsiktene for tre område som er strategisk viktige for Norge:
1) Russland og det kaspiske området som arena for utanlandske energiselskap,
2) Drivkrefter og vilkår for russisk og kaspisk energieksport og
3) Energiutvikling i nordområda.
Finansiering
Norges forskningsråd.
Publikasjonar
- Kjærnet, Heidi , Indra Øverland [red.] (2009). Russian Renewable Energy. The Potential for International Cooperation.. Aldershot, Ashgate. 198 sider. This book provides a balanced analysis of Russia's understudied strengths in the renewable energy sector.
- Øverland, Indra , Heidi Kjærnet, Andrea Kendall-Taylor [red.] (2010). Caspian Energy Politics: Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan. Abingdon, Routledge. 208 sider. This book analyses the role of oil and gas in the development of the three main petroleum exporters in the Caspian region - Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan - and how energy resources influence interactions with semi-authoritarian Russia and China.
- Kjærnet, Heidi (2010). The State Oil Company SOCAR: A Microcosm of Azerbaijani Development?. Caucasus Analytical Digest, No 16, April 2010, pp. 5-8, 26. april
- Godzimirski, Jakub M.
(2008). Putin and post-Soviet identity: Building Blocs and Buzz Words,
in Problems of Post-Communism, vol. 55, no. 5
.New York, M. E. Sharpe.s. 14-26.Putin carefully constructed an official identity from key elements of Russia's history, including Soviet-era elements that would resonate with the Russian population. [url] - Kjærnet, Heidi , Indra Øverland
(2008). The Trajectory of Reform in Turkmenistan: Implications for Foreign Oil Companies,
OGEL – Oil, Gas and Energy Law, vol. 6, no. 3
.Voorburg,OGEL - Global Energy Law & Regulation Portal.s. . [url] - Wilson Rowe, Elana (2008). Regional Influence in Oil and Gas Development: A Case Study of Sakhalin. Russian Analytical Digest no. 33, 22. januar
- Øverland, Indra (2008). Shtokman and Russia’s Arctic Petroleum Frontier. Russian Analytical Digest no. 33, 22. januar
- Kjærnet, Heidi , Indra Øverland
(2008). Doing business in Uzbekistan,
OGEL – Oil, Gas and Energy Law, vol. 6, no. 3.
.Voorburg,OGEL - Global Energy Law & Regulation Portal .This paper provides a short but comprehensive survey of different aspects of doing business in Uzbekistan. [url] - Øverland, Indra ( 2008). The Dynamics of Energy in the Eurasian Context. bokanmeldelse, Nordisk Østforum, vol 22, nr. 1, s. 117-119, 1. mars
- Øverland, Indra
(2008). Shtokman and Russia's Arctic Petroleum Frontier,
in Robert Orttung, Jeronim Perovic, Heiko Pleines and Hans-Henning Schröder (eds) Russia's Energy Sector between Politics and Business
.Bremen,Forschungsstelle Osteuropa an der Universität Bremen.s. 45-49.This paper discuss the development of the Shtokman project and it's implications for Russian–Norwegian relations in the north. [url] - Wilson Rowe, Elana
(2008). Regional Influence in Oil and Gas Development: A Case Study of Sakhalin,
in Robert Orttung, Jeronim Perovic, Heiko Pleines and Hans-Henning Schröder (eds): Russia's Energy Sector between Politics and Business
.Bremen,Forschungsstelle Osteuropa an der Universität Bremen.s. 56-59.The off shore oil and gas reserves off Sakhalin Island in Russia’s Far East are one of Russia’s more promising locations for new field development.This article examines ways in which regional administrations can and do influence the process of off shore oil and gas development in the Russian federation through a case study of the Sakhalin Oblast Administration. [url] - Kjærnet, Heidi
(2010). Displacement in a Booming Economy: IDPs in Azerbaijan,
in Overland, Indra , Heidi Kjærnet, Andrea Kendall-Taylor [eds.] Caspian Energy Politics: Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan
.Abingdon,Routledge.s. 60-77. [url] - Kjærnet, Heidi
(2010). Azerbaijani–Russian Relations and the Economization of Foreign Policy,
in Overland, Indra , Heidi Kjærnet, Andrea Kendall-Taylor [eds.] Caspian Energy Politics: Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan
.Abingdon,Routledge.s. 150-161. [url] - Torjesen, Stina , Indra Øverland, Heidi Kjærnet
(2010). China and Russia: Partners or Firewalls for the Caspian Petro-States?,
in Overland, Indra , Heidi Kjærnet, Andrea Kendall-Taylor [eds.] Caspian Energy Politics: Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan
. Abingdon,Routledge.s. 93-100. [url] - Øverland, Indra , Heidi Kjærnet, Andrea Kendall-Taylor
(2010). The Resource Curse and Authoritarianism in the Caspian Petro-States ,
in Overland, Indra , Heidi Kjærnet, Andrea Kendall-Taylor [eds.] Caspian Energy Politics: Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan
.Abingdon,Routledge.s. 1-12. [url] - Øverland, Indra , Heidi Kjærnet, Andrea Kendall-Taylor
(2010). The Logic of Authoritarianism in the Caspian Petro-States,
in Overland, Indra , Heidi Kjærnet, Andrea Kendall-Taylor [eds.] Caspian Energy Politics: Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan.
.Abingdon,Routledge.s. 178-184. [url] - Øverland, Indra
(2009). Natural Gas and Russia-Turkmenistan Relations,
In Russian Analytical Digest, no 56 (Special Issue: Russia's Energy Relations to Its Caspian Neighbors )
.s. 9-13. [url] - Kjærnet, Heidi
(2009). The Energy Dimension of Azerbaijani-Russian Relations: Maneuvering for Nagorno-Karabakh,
In Russian Analytical Digest, no 56 (Special Issue: Russia's Energy Relations to Its Caspian Neighbors )
.s. 2-5. [url] - Torjesen, Stina
(2009). Russia and Kazakhstan: A Special Relationship ,
In Russian Analytical Digest, no 56 (Special Issue: Russia's Energy Relations to Its Caspian Neighbors )
.s. 6-8. [url] - Godzimirski, Jakub M.
(2009). The Northern Dimension of the Russian Gas Strategy,
In Russian Analytical Digest, no 58, April 2009
.s. 2-4. [url] - Wilson Rowe, Elana , Arild Moe
(2009). Northern Offshore Oil and Gas Resources: Policy challenges and Approaches,
i Wilson Rowe, Elana [red], Russia and the North
.Ottawa,University of Ottawa Press.s. 107-127. [url] - Wilson Rowe, Elana
(2009). Who is to Blame? Agency, Causality, Responsibility and the Role of Experts in Russian Framings of Global Climate Change,
in Europe-Asia Studies, vol. 61, no. 4
. London, Routledge.s. 593-619.This article analyses the politics of Russian climate change by pinpointing how global warming has been framed over a seven year period in a government-owned, leading daily newspaper, Rossiiskaya Gazeta, and how climate experts have intervened in such framings. [url] - Øverland, Indra , Kyrre Brækhus
(2009). Chinese Perspectives on Russian Oil and Gas,
In Jeronim Perovic, Robert Orttung and Andreas Wenger (eds), Russian Energy Power and Foreign Relations
.London,Routledge.s. 201-221. [url] - Torjesen, Stina , Indra Øverland, Morten Anker, Pavel K. Baev, Bjørn Brunstad (2010). The Caspian Sea Region towards 2025. , Eburon. 156 sider. In three scenarios for the Caspian Sea region in 2025 this book tries to suggest possible futures for the countries around the Caspian Sea.
- Kjærnet, Heidi
(2010). At Arm's Length? Applied Social Science and its Sponsors,
Journal of Academic Ethics, vol. 8, 1-9
.Springer.The article deals with trust in applied social science research in the light of applied researchers’ increased dependence on project funding. [url] - Kjærnet, Heidi
(2010). Strategic Resources, Strategic Players: The Role of National versus International Oil Companies in Post-Soviet Eurasia,
i Roger E. Kanet og Maria Raquel Freire (red.), Key Players and Regional Dynamics in Eurasia. The Return of the 'Great Game'
.Palgrave Macmillan.s. 271-289.This chapter provides an account of the policy choices Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Russia have made with regard to balancing foreign involvement in petroleum development with national control of the region’s strategic resources. [url]