The Political Economy of Coal
Obstacles to Clean Energy Transitions
Herausgeber: Jakob, Michael; Steckel, Jan C
The Political Economy of Coal
Obstacles to Clean Energy Transitions
Herausgeber: Jakob, Michael; Steckel, Jan C
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This volume provides an overview of the political economy of coal in diverse country contexts.
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This volume provides an overview of the political economy of coal in diverse country contexts.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 513g
- ISBN-13: 9780367491048
- ISBN-10: 0367491044
- Artikelnr.: 68713023
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 513g
- ISBN-13: 9780367491048
- ISBN-10: 0367491044
- Artikelnr.: 68713023
Michael Jakob is a senior fellow at the Ecologic Institute and a fellow at the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change, Germany. Jan C. Steckel is head of the Working Group "Climate and Development" at the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change, Germany, and Chair of Climate- and Development Economics at the Brandenburg University of Technology (BTU) in Cottbus.
1. Introduction: The political economy of coal PART I: Countries phasing
out coal 2. Late and expensive: The political economy of coal phase-out in
Germany 3. The political economy of coal in Bulgaria: The silent phase-out
4. Positioned for consensus: Market-based approaches, civil society and the
role of the state in Chile's coal phase-out 5. Political economy of climate
and energy policies in the United Kingdom 6. Unraveling the political
economy of coal: Insights from the United States PART II: Established coal
users 7. The political economy of coal: The case of China 8. The political
economy of coal in India: Evidence from expert interviews 9. Exploring the
political economy of coal: Insights from Turkey PART III: Countries phasing
in coal 10. Competing energy visions in Kenya: The political economy of
coal 11. Conglomerates and the Department of Energy promote coal
development in the Philippines 12. Unraveling the political economy of
coal: Insights from Vietnam PART IV: Coal exporters 13. Mining a fractured
landscape: The political economy of coal in Australia 14. The political
economy of coal in light of climate and mineral-energy policies: A case
study from Colombia 15. Coal, power and coal-powered politics in Indonesia
16. The political economy of energy and climate policy in South Africa 17.
The politics of coal: Lessons learnt from 15 country cases
out coal 2. Late and expensive: The political economy of coal phase-out in
Germany 3. The political economy of coal in Bulgaria: The silent phase-out
4. Positioned for consensus: Market-based approaches, civil society and the
role of the state in Chile's coal phase-out 5. Political economy of climate
and energy policies in the United Kingdom 6. Unraveling the political
economy of coal: Insights from the United States PART II: Established coal
users 7. The political economy of coal: The case of China 8. The political
economy of coal in India: Evidence from expert interviews 9. Exploring the
political economy of coal: Insights from Turkey PART III: Countries phasing
in coal 10. Competing energy visions in Kenya: The political economy of
coal 11. Conglomerates and the Department of Energy promote coal
development in the Philippines 12. Unraveling the political economy of
coal: Insights from Vietnam PART IV: Coal exporters 13. Mining a fractured
landscape: The political economy of coal in Australia 14. The political
economy of coal in light of climate and mineral-energy policies: A case
study from Colombia 15. Coal, power and coal-powered politics in Indonesia
16. The political economy of energy and climate policy in South Africa 17.
The politics of coal: Lessons learnt from 15 country cases
1. Introduction: The political economy of coal PART I: Countries phasing
out coal 2. Late and expensive: The political economy of coal phase-out in
Germany 3. The political economy of coal in Bulgaria: The silent phase-out
4. Positioned for consensus: Market-based approaches, civil society and the
role of the state in Chile's coal phase-out 5. Political economy of climate
and energy policies in the United Kingdom 6. Unraveling the political
economy of coal: Insights from the United States PART II: Established coal
users 7. The political economy of coal: The case of China 8. The political
economy of coal in India: Evidence from expert interviews 9. Exploring the
political economy of coal: Insights from Turkey PART III: Countries phasing
in coal 10. Competing energy visions in Kenya: The political economy of
coal 11. Conglomerates and the Department of Energy promote coal
development in the Philippines 12. Unraveling the political economy of
coal: Insights from Vietnam PART IV: Coal exporters 13. Mining a fractured
landscape: The political economy of coal in Australia 14. The political
economy of coal in light of climate and mineral-energy policies: A case
study from Colombia 15. Coal, power and coal-powered politics in Indonesia
16. The political economy of energy and climate policy in South Africa 17.
The politics of coal: Lessons learnt from 15 country cases
out coal 2. Late and expensive: The political economy of coal phase-out in
Germany 3. The political economy of coal in Bulgaria: The silent phase-out
4. Positioned for consensus: Market-based approaches, civil society and the
role of the state in Chile's coal phase-out 5. Political economy of climate
and energy policies in the United Kingdom 6. Unraveling the political
economy of coal: Insights from the United States PART II: Established coal
users 7. The political economy of coal: The case of China 8. The political
economy of coal in India: Evidence from expert interviews 9. Exploring the
political economy of coal: Insights from Turkey PART III: Countries phasing
in coal 10. Competing energy visions in Kenya: The political economy of
coal 11. Conglomerates and the Department of Energy promote coal
development in the Philippines 12. Unraveling the political economy of
coal: Insights from Vietnam PART IV: Coal exporters 13. Mining a fractured
landscape: The political economy of coal in Australia 14. The political
economy of coal in light of climate and mineral-energy policies: A case
study from Colombia 15. Coal, power and coal-powered politics in Indonesia
16. The political economy of energy and climate policy in South Africa 17.
The politics of coal: Lessons learnt from 15 country cases