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Management, Defence, and Security in an Era of Uncertainty, Crises, and Conflict
NATO in the Face of Emerging Security Challenges on its Eastern Flank
Challenges for the Ukrainian energy industry
| 1 | National Defence University, Warsaw, Poland |
Publication date: 2014-06-30
Security and Defence Quarterly 2014;3(2):99–110
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ABSTRACT
Reform of the energy sector is very important, both for the Ukrainian economy and for the
reputation of Ukraine in Europe. Since independence, the energy sector, and especially the
gas sector, has been totally in transparency and a major area of corruption. Energy is the
most important component of Ukraine’s economy and energy security is one of the weakest
links in the state’s national security strategy.
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Kuzio T., Hamilton D., Open Ukraine changing Course towards a European future, Washington 2011.
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