RUSSIA'S ENERGY SECURITY - ANALYSIS AND PERSPECTIVES

Jarosław Ćwiek-Karpowicz's book provides an in-depth analysis of the state of Russia's energy security, raising questions about the future of Russian oil and gas reserves and the extent to which the economy depends on energy resources. The author, using his own index, examines changes in Russia's energy security over the past two decades, reaching surprising conclusions.

• Comprehensive analysis of the state of Russia's energy security.
• Proprietary index to examine changes in energy security.
• Assessment of the impact of economic and socio-political factors.
• Examination of the dependence of the Russian economy on raw materials.
• In-depth analysis of the state of oil and gas resources in Russia.
• Forecasts and perspectives for the Russian energy sector.
• Hardcover for durability of the edition.

The author demonstrates that in the last two decades, the state of Russia's energy security has deteriorated significantly. Moreover, paradoxically, moments of improvement were observed during the crisis of the global commodity market. The key conclusion is the statement that economic and socio-political factors, rather than technical factors, will have a decisive impact on a possible improvement in Russia's energy security.

This book is an invaluable source of knowledge for those interested in energy security, international relations, the Russian economy, and energy policy. The reader will find rich analytical material supported by reliable data and insightful observations.

ASPRA Publishing offers the reader a publication that provokes reflection on the future of the Russian energy sector. This book is not only a valuable source of information but also a contribution to the further debate on the challenges and opportunities facing Russia in the area of energy security.

The hardcover publication, comprising 366 pages, was published in 2018. The 17x25 cm format ensures comfortable reading and use. This book should be in the library of every analyst, politician, economist, and student interested in contemporary energy challenges.