Entanglements of power and space: the changing energy landscapes of East Central Europe

Abstract

In broader terms, the paper aims to emphasise the important role that human geography can play in making sense of the territorial differences and frictions that have emerged during the post-socialist reform process, while challenging the idea of a ‘neat’ neoliberal transition from a centrally planned to a market-based mode of energy regulation.

Keywords

• Eastern and Central Europe
• energy reform
• review
• oil and gas pipelines