International Development Policy: Energy and Development

Co-published with The Graduate Institute, this book examines how energy issues have intensified with modern development, how they shape geopolitics and access to energy in Africa, and how inconsistent energy governance really is. It discusses energy policy options in developing and emerging countries and questions the role of development aid.

Gilles Carbonnier is Professor of Development Economics at the Graduate Institute. His research and teaching focus on international cooperation and humanitarianism, energy and the governance of natural resources, and the political economy of war. He is Editor-in-Chief of International Development Policy.

Introduction; G.Carbonnier
PART I: ENERGY AND DEVELOPMENT
Energy and Development Nexus; D.Dahm
Towards Global Energy Governance; S.de Jong
Energy Security and Sub-Saharan Africa; E.Meierding
Old Wine in New Bottles?; A.Michaelowa& K.Michaelowa
Indian Energy Policy and Strategy; M.Shenoy, G.Jain& T.Parthasarathy
Pay to Preserve; P.Martin
PART II: MAJOR DEVELOPMENT POLICY TRENDS
Advancing Sustainable Development in Global Trade and Multilateral Negotiations; C.Bellman, A.A.Latif& J.Hepburn
Development Financing after the Financial and Economic Crisis; B.Gurtner
Migration and Development; J.Elie, M.Lieber& C.Lutringer
INFOGRAPHIC SECTION
Energy and Development
Development Policy Trends