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Decision-Making in the Soviet Energy Sector in Post-Stalinist Times: The Failure of Khrushchev’s Ecoev’s “petrochemical project.” Especially the State Planning Committee of the Soviet Union (Gosplan), where the various sectoral and regional economic interests were represented and coordinated, was unwilling—or proved at times simply incapable—to carry out the plans accordingly.

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From Linkage to Economic Warfare: Energy, Soviet–American Relations, and the End of the Cold Warerves dwindled and the crisis worsened. When the Soviet Union eventually broke up in 1991, the so-called “Reagan victory school” saw this as, in retrospect, a vindication of Washington’s policy. In contrast, this chapter argues that US policies were not the main cause of the collapse in the oil pric

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Creating a Common Energy Space: The Building of the Druzhba Oil Pipeline the individual Socialist countries to initiate this project, he looks into the way the project was debated, planned, and executed, and, finally, considers some of the mid- to long-term consequences that the existence of the pipeline had for intra-bloc relations.

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The Fall of the Soviet Union and the Legacies of Energy Dependencies in Eastern Europegacies of the Soviet era synergized with other characteristics of the transition period and of the external environment at the time of the Soviet/CMEA dissolution to significantly constrain the conditions for political and economic development of these newly-independent states after 1991.

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nergy. By bringing together a range of junior and senior historians and specialists from Europe, Russia and the US, this book represents a pioneering endeavour to approach the role of Soviet energy during the Cold War in transnational perspective..978-3-319-84182-3978-3-319-49532-3

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Introduction and Review of the Literature,nev were designed to support the needs of the country’s military and its energy-intensive economy. During the Cold War, energy also served as an important tool in Moscow’s project to integrate the socialist states of Eastern Europe into a single “energy space” through the construction of an extensiv