Exploring the energy-environment relationship in the EU : perspectives and challenges for theorizing and empirical analysis

Tosun, Jale; Solorio, Israel

Exploring the energy-environment relationship in the EU : perspectives and challenges for theorizing and empirical analysis

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2011

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Tosun, Jale

Solorio, Israel

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European Integration online Papers. 2011, 15(1), 7. Available under: doi: 10.1695/2011007

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Environmental concerns have played a key role for institutionalizing energy policy at the level of the European Union. There is thus a tendency in research literature to assume that the objectives of these cognate policy areas are compatible and mutually reinforcing. There have been only few efforts, however, to critically assess the quality of this relationship. The contributions to this mini-special issue reveal that the instruments employed in these two policy fields are markedly different. Environmental policy instruments are mostly based on the command-and-control logic whereas environment-related European energy policy is characterized by the use of ‘softer’ measures. The second main finding is that despite the centrality of climate change concerns in the rhetoric of the European Commission, an effective integration of environmental goals into energy policy is difficult to achieve.

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TOSUN, Jale, Israel SOLORIO, 2011. Exploring the energy-environment relationship in the EU : perspectives and challenges for theorizing and empirical analysis. In: European Integration online Papers. 2011, 15(1), 7. Available under: doi: 10.1695/2011007

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  year={2011},
  doi={10.1695/2011007},
  title={Exploring the energy-environment relationship in the EU : perspectives and challenges for theorizing and empirical analysis},
  number={1},
  volume={15},
  journal={European Integration online Papers},
  author={Tosun, Jale and Solorio, Israel},
  note={Article Number: 7}
}

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