Title: Current Conflicts and Energy Research in the Contemporary Global System
Subtitle: A Political and Social Analysis
Subject Classification:  Energy, War and Conflict, Sustainability  
BIC Classification: JW, RNU, KNB
BISAC Classification: POL011000, POL062000, BUS070040
Binding: Hardback, eBook
Planned publication date: Jun 2025
ISBN (Hardback): 978-1-80441-869-7
ISBN (eBook): 978-1-80441-870-3

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Description

This important new book offers a comprehensive exploration of two pivotal themes shaping today’s global landscape; ongoing conflicts, and the evolving field of energy research within the context of the global system. It provides in-depth analyses, case studies, and forward-looking insights into these interconnected areas, highlighting their impact on global stability, sustainability, and development.

The book examines a range of contemporary conflicts that span geopolitical fault lines and regional tensions. including the complexities of the Syrian civil war, exploring the multifaceted roles of state actors, non-state actors, and international interventions. It analyzes the humanitarian crisis, the displacement of millions, and the geopolitical ramifications that have reshaped alliances and global responses. Another example focuses on the conflict in Ukraine, highlighting the intersection of political ambitions, historical narratives, and energy dynamics.
The author explores how control over energy transit routes, particularly natural gas pipelines, has influenced both internal dynamics and external relations, impacting Europe’s energy security and broader geopolitical stability.

With ongoing geopolitical tensions and rapid advancements in energy technology, the book addresses urgent issues that are important and relevant in today’s global geopolitical landscape.

Biography

Author(s):  Laura Guercio, PhD, is a Lawyer; Professor at the University Niccolò Cusano, Rome; and Secretary General of the Universities Network for Children in Armed Conflict.

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