Regional and Global Actors’ Involvement in the EM-MENA Region

Marketos, Thrassy; Mazzucchi, Nicolas; Alexopoulos, Thomas A.

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“…Additionally they explore the involvement of actors, from both international spheres in the Eastern Mediterranean Middle East and North Africa (EM MENA) region. Their analysis focuses on understanding how these actors shape the dynamics and outcomes of alliances [30]. They delve into the interactions and conflicts among entities such as the United States, Russia, China, the European Union (EU) NATO and the Arab League investigating their impact on stability and security.…”

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A Review On the Nexus between Energy industry, Financial Markets, Environmental Concerns, and Geopolitics

Pantel

2024

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This literature review explores the relationship between energy markets development, environmental concerns, and geopolitics. By presenting a range of sources, we delve into essential themes like carbon emissions, the impact of energy markets deregulation on energy prices, trust in energy-related exchange-traded funds, the correlation between greenhouse gas emissions and global temperature anomalies, and how renewables regulations affect CO2 emissions. We also discuss relevant research on the impact of social and governance (ESG) considerations on financial performance. The geopolitical aspect is thoroughly presented under the energy framework. Topics, such as energy transitions in the Eastern Mediterranean and MENA regions and maritime oil piracy, are discussed. This review highlights the interdependent nature of these subjects and stresses the need for their interdisciplinary examination.

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A Review On the Nexus between Energy industry, Financial Markets, Environmental Concerns, and Geopolitics

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2024

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“…In contrast to former centuries, where these commodities were traded physically, mostly in bilateral schemes, now organized energy markets have this role, incorporating sustainability concerns [6,19]. Furthermore, energy is a commodity vulnerable to geopolitics and supply chains [13] and has often been the reason for con icts and tensions [12,17]. Regions rich in fossil fuels, such as the Eastern Mediterranean (EM), the Middle East (ME), and North Africa (NA) regions, have witnessed geopolitical turmoil [9,11].…”

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On Global Maritime Oil Piracy: An Association Rules Analysis

Alexopoulos

2023

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Maritime piracy is a global problem that disrupts oil flows and products. This research attempts to identify potential association rules between the features of hostile acts against tankers. To that end, the Apriori algorithm is used. We use data from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and modify them in a basket case style. Essential features of an attack are examined, such as the closeness to the coasts, the cruising status of the tankers, and the time neighboring other attacks. It is found that success is strongly coupled with the safety of the attack by striking near the coast and anchored tankers. The produced association rules include different time-neighboring conditions and no values regarding the attack month. This implies no strong preference for starting an attack, close or far from a previous episode, and no seasonality.

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On global maritime oil piracy: an association rules analysis

Alexopoulos

2023

Energy Syst

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Maritime piracy is a global problem that disrupts oil flows and products. This research attempts to identify potential association rules between the features of hostile acts against tankers. To that end, the Apriori algorithm is used. We use data from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency and modify them in a basket case style. Essential features of an attack are examined, such as the closeness to the coasts, the cruising status of the tankers, and the time neighboring other attacks. Despite the perception we have of them, it turns out that pirates follow conservative strategies. It is found that success is strongly coupled with the safety of the attack by striking near the coast and on anchored tankers. The produced association rules include different time-neighboring conditions and no values regarding the attack month. This implies no strong preference for starting an attack, close or far from a previous episode, and no seasonality.

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Regional and Global Actors’ Involvement in the EM-MENA Region

Cited by 3 publications

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A Review On the Nexus between Energy industry, Financial Markets, Environmental Concerns, and Geopolitics

A Review On the Nexus between Energy industry, Financial Markets, Environmental Concerns, and Geopolitics

On Global Maritime Oil Piracy: An Association Rules Analysis

On global maritime oil piracy: an association rules analysis

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