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Beyond nuclear versus renewables: Energy security and green developmentalism in South Korea
Amid intensifying climate and geopolitical disruptions, energy security and energy transition increasingly appear to be in tension. This study examines how energy security has been politically constructed in South Korea, and its implications for the country's low-carbon transition. Existing res
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