Titlebook: Energy Transitions in Japan and China; Mine Closures, Rail Tai Wei Lim Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Case

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Pr?zisierung des Treasury-Begriffshina and Japan during and after their leadership transitions, special attention is given to the study of coal resources due this resource’s major re-emergence into public energy narratives in 2011–12, especially in the mass media.

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istical networks, industrial development, and energy use to .This volume focuses on the topic of energy transitions in the coal mining industries of China and Japan by adopting a Sino-Japanese comparative approach in area studies to examine the experiences between the two major East Asian economies.

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Mitchell S. Anscher,Kristoffer Valeriepanese coal industry from 1950 to 2000 and to clearly specify the regeneration of the former coalfield region. Third, is to trace the impact of the Great East Japan Earthquake on power and energy supplies and on energy security, not only in Japan but also in China.

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Historical Background of the Japanese Coal Industry Decline, coal unions were politically volatile and caused political tensions within Japan. Finally, Japan and its economy was becoming wealthier and was keen to transition to a more-efficient, less-polluting fuel that could avoid extraction challenges in dangerous coal mines prone to flooding.

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Epiloguehina and Japan during and after their leadership transitions, special attention is given to the study of coal resources due this resource’s major re-emergence into public energy narratives in 2011–12, especially in the mass media.