Rafael Kandiyoti Knihy

Oil and gas pipelines, once built, create new diplomatic realities - some states are newly connected, others isolated. Some states benefit economically, others lose out. This book takes us along the pipeline networks, from Kandahar to the Caspian basin, from Ceyhan to China, and shows us how they form the foundation of the geopolitical order.

The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the conflict in Ukraine, focusing on the implications for Europe's energy landscape beyond reliance on Russia. It examines the intersection of energy infrastructure with the evolving political and economic dynamics at various levels, offering insights into the urgent need for clarity in understanding these complex issues.