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"Summary: "Governments across the world are concerned about the future of world order. This original, timely and innovative collection is the first to consider the interconnections between energy, capitalism and the future of world order from the angle of critical political economy. In its wide-ranging chapters, the authors analyze these interlocking topics from three closely assoicated perspectives: energy, capitalism and international theory; energy capitalism and the making of world order; and energy and capitalism in the 21st century. The first section includes important examinations of energy and capitalism, the international trade system and the threat of peak oil to liberalism. The second offers pioneering chapters on petroleum and development in the global south, US-Canadian energy relations and the politics of transitioning to a post-carbon era in the age of climate change. Finally, the book concludes by exploring key new and worrying developments such as the revolution in biofuels, the excavation of Canadian tar sands and the rise of hydraulic fracturing"--Back cover."

"Summary: "Governments across the world are concerned about the future of world order. This original, timely and innovative collection is the first to consider the interconnections between energy, capitalism and the future of world order from the angle of critical political economy. In its wide-ranging chapters, the authors analyze these interlocking topics from three closely assoicated perspectives: energy, capitalism and international theory; energy capitalism and the making of world order; and energy and capitalism in the 21st century. The first section includes important examinations of energy and capitalism, the international trade system and the threat of peak oil to liberalism. The second offers pioneering chapters on petroleum and development in the global south, US-Canadian energy relations and the politics of transitioning to a post-carbon era in the age of climate change. Finally, the book concludes by exploring key new and worrying developments such as the revolution in biofuels, the excavation of Canadian tar sands and the rise of hydraulic fracturing"--Back cover."

"This book aims to present innovative theoretical and empirical approaches that can increase our understanding of this transition. Scholars from the fields of international relations, international political economy, economics and security studies not only explore current theoretical debates on ?power? and ?power shifts? among entities, but also provide fresh insights into relevant aspects of international power in the 21st century. With a particular focus on aspects of international security, trade and production, new methods of identifying power and its sources are presented, and their potential implications and challenges are discussed."

"ABSTRAKPermasalahan kesenjangan sosial di dunia, pada esensinya disebabkan oleh kapitalisme yang tidak adil dalam mendistribusikan nilai hasil produksi. Kapitalisme mempunyai kecenderungan memperlebar kesenjangan antara yang kaya dan miskin. Pemikir ekonomi institusionalis telah mengungkapkan berbagai pendekatan untuk memfasilitasi mekanisme pasar, sayangnya belum berhasil dalam mengatasi kesenjangan. Di sisi lain, varian kapitalisme menunjukkan bahwa sistem kapitalis yang lebih terkoordinasi secara umum berhasil mengurangi kesenjangan sosial. Terbukti dari komparasi dua negara yang menggunakan sistem kapitalis yang berbeda seperti Amerika Serikat dan Jerman.Hasil temuan memperlihatkan sistem kapitalis seyogyannya mendukung terjadinya transparansi pengetahuan dan peningkatan kemampuan. Selain itu, kapitalisme sebaiknya mengkoordinasikan pihak-pihak yang bertransaksi dalam perekonomian secara seimbang.

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ABSTRACT

Inequality in the world in general is caused by unjust capitalism in distributing the value of production. Capitalism tends to widen the societal gap between the rich and the poor. Scholars of economic institutionalism have introduced several approaches to facilitate market mechanism, but it is not yet fully effective in solving inequality. On the other hand, varieties of capitalism pointed out that coordinated capitalism generally is able to reduce inequality. This is evident from the comparison of the way capitalism works in the United States and Germany.

The findings show that a capitalist system should support knowledge transparency and skill development. In addition, capitalism needs to coordinate economic stakeholders in a balanced manner."