title: Northeast Asia’s Energy Transition–Challenges for a Rules-Based Security and Economic Order
abstract: Would the rise and political convergence of a dominant gas supplier (Russia) and an outsized consumer (the People's Republic of China) prohibit or facilitate the rise of multilateral energy governance in Northeast Asia? We revisit conventional views on challenges to interstate cooperation on managing energy demand and related infrastructure provision among Japan, South Korea (ROK), and the People's Republic of China. Through a “geoeconomic” analysis that tracks the interplay between national ene
journal: SpringerBriefs in international relations