Ekonomi Politik Energi: Sebuah Pengantar
Abstract
Penulis: Indra Kusumawardhana
ISBN: xxx-xxx-xxxx-xx-x
Editor: Junior Hendri Wijaya
Copy Editor: Iman amanda
Penata letak: Wendi Firnanda
Desain Sampul: Awang Dirgantara Putra
ix+158 Hlm; 14,8 Cm X 21 Cm.
Cetakan I, …… 2023
Deskripsi: Jika seseorang harus menggambarkan ekonomi politik global 'siapa yang mendapatkan apa kapan dan bagaimana'—energi dalam satu kata, 'fragmentasi' akan menjadi istilah yang sesuai. Pengejaran kekayaan dan kekuasaan dalam energi didorong oleh sekumpulan aktor dan institusi yang sangat beragam, beroperasi di berbagai tempat skala politik, ruang geografis, sumber energi, dan segmen pasar. Kepentingan, kekuatan, nilai, dan persepsi dalam energi global sama-sama terpecah. Mereka juga terus bergerak, dibentuk oleh perubahan global dalam teknologi, politik, lingkungan, dan ekonomi.
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