China’s Approach to Energy Security

Shaofeng CHEN is an associate professor at the School of International Studies, Peking University (PKU). Before joining PKU, he used to work at the East Asian Institute at the National University of Singapore. He was a visiting professor at Hong Kong University in 2014 and New York University in 2015. His research interests cover energy security, regional cooperation and integration in Asia, and global economic governance. 

Introduction.- 1 State-Managed Marketization Approach and Role Compatibility: A Theoretical Framework.- 2 Energy Security: Perceptions and Realities.- 3 Institutional Reform in the Lens of State-Managed Marketization Approach.- 4 Energy Policies from the Angle of State-Managed Marketization Approach.- 5 Use of State-Managed Marketization Approach in Domestic Market.- 6 Foreign Energy Quest in the Lens of State-Managed Marketization Approach.- 7 Use of State-Managed Marketization Approach in Foreign Market.- 8 Is China’s Approach to Energy Security Distinctive? Comparative Analysis with the US and India.- 9 State-Managed Marketization Approach and State-SOEs-Market Relations.- Conclusion.