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Russian
and Caspian Energy Developments (RUSSCASP)
RUSSCASP is a
publicly funded research program aimed at producing knowledge on long-term
Russian and Caspian oil & gas developments.
RUSSCASP focuses on
three strategically important issue clusters:
Russia and the Caspian
region as arenas for foreign energy companies.
Driving forces
and conditions for Russian and Caspian energy exports.
Energy developments in the Russian high
north.
RUSSCASP is executed by a consortium consisting of three
Norway-based research institutions, and most of the results produced within the
programme are made available to the public on this website.
Read more
about RUSSCASP's research and publications on:
Oil and gas developments in Russia
Oil and gas developments in the
Caspian region
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Latest news &
publications:
(12.03.2010) New Working Paper: Resource Nationalism Trends in
Kazakhstan, 20042009 by Ryan Kennedy and Adilzhan
Nurmakov
(12.03.2010) New Working Paper: Resource Nationalism Trends in Azerbaijan,
20042009 by Vugar Gojayev
(12.03.2010) New Working
Paper: Resource Nationalism
Trends in Turkmenistan, 20042009 by Svetlana
Dzardanova
(08.03.2010) New commentary article: Medvedev
Discards the Ambition of Energy Super-Power by Pavel K.
Baev
(05.02.2010) New research note_ Forecast: Shale Gales Blowing across
Russia? by Indra Øverland
(02.01.2010) New commentary
article:
Russia
Cannot Learn Any Crisis Lessons and Lapses Into Putinism by Pavel K.
Baev
(13.01.2010) New book: Caspian
Energy Politics. Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan. Edited by
Indra Øverland, Heidi Kjærnet and Andrea Kendall-Taylor.
Routledge, 208 p.
(11.01.2010) New commentary article: The
Russian-Ukrainian Gas Truce: Far from a European Energy Peace by
Pavel K. Baev
(04.01.2010) New commentary article: The
role of the Arctic in Russian energy strategy in Europe by Jakub M.
Godzimirski
(22.12.2009) New Working Paper: Gas Reform
and the Industrial Lobby: Gas Price Dependency of the Russian Steel
Industry by Daniel Buikema Fjærtoft |
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