Political Economy, Development & Energy Security
Since ancient times, the economy has been intimately connected to security. Stability, commerce, entrepreneurship, innovation, and planning have determined rise and demise of entire systems.
In a globalised era typified by economic shocks, new markets, regionalisms, and cryptocurrencies, how do states conceptualise their political economy? How do different economic systems interact and collide? How do unequal development and lack of opportunity impact society? What might energy security look like in a post-oil world? All in all, how are such matters linked to international security?
Keen to learn more, we have the privilege to explore such themes with the following experts.
Experts
Vicky Pryce, Birmingham City University, UK
Graham Gudgin, University of Cambridge, UK
Leila Talani, KCL, UK
Cyril Widdershoven, Verocy, The Netherlands
Sebnem Udum, Hacettepe Universitesi Anakara, Turkey
Selected Works
Defence and ProcurementProject type
Culture, Society & SecurityProject type
Human RightsProject type
Crime, Extremism, & TerrorismProject type
Artificial intelligence, Cyber Security & SpaceProject type
Political Economy, Development & Energy SecurityProject type
Military Strategy & IntelligenceProject type
International System & World OrderProject type
Human SecurityProject type
The International Team for the Study of Security – Verona
Villafranca di Verona, Italy
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