Economic Diplomacy in National Security

Papadimitriou, Pyrros; Pistikou, Victoria

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(15)00015-5

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“…Of course, economic security should be considered as one of the types of national security, along with military, environmental, information security, etc., In our opinion, different types of security are very interrelated and mutually complementary. Along with this, we also think and agree with (Blum and Legey, 2012), (Papadimitriou and Pistikou, 2015), (Cohen and Naor, 2013), (Shake, 2017) that economic security is the basis of the national security of any sovereign state. In turn, the effective development and operation of the fuel and energy complex of the country that ensures energy security is the basis of the country's economic security.…”

Section: Conceptualizing Economic and Energy Securitysupporting

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The authors discuss the concept of energy and economic security of the Republic of Kazakhstan, arguing that energy security is a vital part of economic security of any country. Thus, energy security is to be strengthened in order to achieve better economic security. Kazakhstan has a large and pretty developed fuel and energy complex that certainly has a very significant impact on its economy. With the aim of analyzing Kazakhstan's energy security in the period of 2000-2015, we construct an energy security performance index that includes ten quantitative indicators operationalizing the four dimensions of energy security, namely the energy "availability," "affordability," "efficiency," and "environmental stewardship." The analysis clearly shows that Kazakhstan has been able to significantly increase its energy security performance over the 15 years. Due to the precise research design and data collected, the authors also provide insights into the behavior of each energy security dimension, demonstrating how Kazakhstan's energy security has been constantly changing in the period under analysis and identifying the strongest ("availability" and "affordability") and weakest ("efficiency" and "environmental stewardship") energy security dimensions.

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Section: Conceptualizing Economic and Energy Securitysupporting

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“…The relationship between the foreign policy and security policy of a country provides an inwardlooking sentiment to deal with the security issues rather than outward internationalist policies (Papadimitriou & Pistikou, 2015). However, this relationship between the foreign and security policies is determined by the capability of the state (Papadimitriou & Pistikou, 2015). If the country is a developed country, then the inward-looking relationship between two policies might not be sufficient as the threats encircling that country might also originate from the other parts of the world (Dijkstra & Vanhoonacker, 2017).…”

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“…The organizations and policy processes in the country also become a detrimental factor in determining the policies (Bjarnason, 2020). Further, the regime type, perception of the leaders, and the historical experience of the country can also be related to how a specific state can formulate and coordinate the foreign and security policy (Papadimitriou & Pistikou, 2015). The capability of the country to identify, prevent, resolve the threat or risk determines the security and foreign policy of the country (Anton, 1994).…”

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“…The cohesion between foreign and security policies are not only strategic aims but the different factors affecting the policies also seem to be similar (Papadimitriou & Pistikou, 2015). The idea of "security" is very close to foreign policy (Long, 2011).…”

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Geopolitical Trends and Need for Coherent Foreign and Security Policy for Nepal

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2022

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Nepal faces a severe geopolitical threat because of the geostrategic position between India and China. This geographical positioning and the constantly changing geopolitical trends seriously impact the country. A comprehensive and coherent foreign and security policy is needed by Nepal to address the risks and threats. Realizing the evolving geopolitical effects on Nepal and the country needs to be ready with the foreign policy and security policy harmonize and coordinate the two to promote and protect the national interest. The study aims to point out the geopolitical threats for the country and recommends the fundamentals for developing a coherent and integrated foreign policy. To justify this necessity, the study explores the relationship between foreign policy and security policy and establishes an interdependent connection between the two. The article also traces the historiography of the harmonious and integrated foreign and security policy of Nepal from the nation-building phase. It identifies the situations in which the country had deviated from the core fundamentals of the foreign and security policies. Methodologically, the article has adhered to the secondary resources and has adopted a qualitative approach to collate and analyze the information thematically.

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Economic Diplomacy in National Security

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