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  • 4 - A Conceptual–Analytical Approach to Examining Security in Sustainability Transitions and Policy Interplay

  • from Part I - Theoretical and Literature-Based Foundations
  • Paula Kivimaa, Finnish Environment Institute
  • Book:
    Security in Sustainable Energy Transitions
    Published online:
    23 November 2024
    Print publication:
    21 November 2024, pp 52-66
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    This chapter describes the conceptual and analytical premises used in the book’s country case studies. It uses the transition studies’ multilevel perspective as a starting point to begin exploring the diverse ways in which security and defense can be connected to sustainability transitions. It starts by discussing the landscape concept and how it ties into security. The chapter then moves onto outlining policy coherence at the regime level and ends with conceptualizing security in the transition processes of niche expansion and regime decline.