Projekt

The project involves experts of European and overseas thinktanks and focuses on two major global challenges that the EU is currently facing: First, the establishment of a multipolar world order with emerging powers as prospective cooperation partners; and second, the strategic and ecological shortcomings of the EU's External Energy Policy. Research is being carried out in three steps: Identifying differences in the normative orientation, governance and bargaining strategies of the EU's energy policy towards China, India, Brazil, and South Africa. Explaining these differences with reference to the EU/member states and private actors interests, different Directorate General responsibilities, emerging powers policy styles and exit-options of the emerging powers through regional/multilateral embeddedness. Offering recommendations for a future "Good External Energy Governance". Here, the project will outline concrete policy options for "decarbonization strategies" in an increasingly multipolar world.

• Prof. Dr. Michèle Knodt

  Technische Universität Darmstadt
  FB Geschichts- und Gesellschaftswissenschaften
  Institut für Politikwissenschaft
  Arbeitsbereich "Vergleichende Analyse politischer
  Systeme und Integrationsforschung"
  Darmstadt
  

• Prof. Dr. Knud Erik Jørgensen

  University of Aarhus
  Bygning 1331
  Aarhus C
  Dänemark
  

• Prof. Dr. Anna Katharina Michaelowa

  Universität Zürich
  Philosophische Fakultät
  Institut für Politikwissenschaft (IPZ)
  Zürich
  Schweiz
  

• Dr. Prof. Amrita Narlikar

  GIGA German Institute of Global
  and Area Studies
  Hamburg
  

• Prof. Dr. Richard Youngs

  European Democracy Hub
  Brussels
  Belgien
  

• Prof. Roberto Schaeffer

  Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
  Energy Planning Program
  Graduate School of Engineering - COPPE
  Rio de Janeiro
  Brasilien
  

• Dr. Ligia Noronha

  The Energy and Resources Institute
  Resources, Regulation & Global Security
  Darbari Seth Block
  India Habitat Complex
  Neu Delhi - 110003
  Indien
  

• Elizabeth Sidiropoulos

  The South African Institute of
  International Affairs (SAIIA)
  Research
  Johannesburg
  Südafrika
  

• Dr. Romy Caroline Chevallier

  The South African Institute of
  International Affairs (SAIIA)
  Governance of Africa's Resources Programme
  Johannesburg
  Südafrika
  

• Prof. Daojiong Zha

  Peking University
  International Political Economy
  School of International Studies
  Beijing
  China (Volksrepublik)
  

• Dr. Devika Sharma

  The Energy and Resources Institute
  Resources, Regulation & Global Security
  Darbari Seth Block
  India Habitat Complex
  Neu Delhi - 110003
  Indien
  

• Dr. Kirsten Westphal

  Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP)
  Forschungsgruppe: Globale Fragen
  Berlin