The Global Energy Challenges and Turkey: Private Sector Perspective, Summer 2010

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In meeting the energy challenge, the global society has to change its current mentality of confrontation and forgo seeing international politics as zero-sum game. A logic based on collaboration and innovation and emphasis on “positive-sum game” is needed. Global society can only meet its great energy challenge through collaboration and innovation, and with the participation of market forces. Interdependence, rather than dependence should be the key concept in designing the new global energy architecture.

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