Turkey's Energy Strategic Planning in the Eastern Mediterranean: Business Planning – Challenges

Turkey's Energy Strategic Planning in the Eastern Mediterranean: Business Planning – Challenges – Adjustments

Published:2022-06-29 Issue:1 Volume:3 Page:95-104
ISSN:2732-6586
Container-title:HAPSc Policy Briefs Series
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Author:

Kanellopoulos Anastasios Nikolaos,Galanis Konstantinos

Abstract

This paper attempts to describe Turkey's energy strategy, through an approach of its strategic position, energy needs and policies. This analysis presents a modern approach to strategic analysis that concerns a country, as it uses models of international policy, business and energy analysis, which are mainly utilized in business sector of trade and energy. The combination of these models leads to a better and in-depth understanding of the Turkish political and economic reality, which determines the development and evolution of the Turkish energy strategy.

Publisher

National Documentation Centre (EKT)

Subject

General Medicine

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