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Only in comparatively recent times, say within the last ten years, has energy policy emerged clearly as an issue of major economic, and now strategic, importance in the future well-being of nations. Naturally with this new found recognition, coupled with the broad interdisciplinary nature of the subject, a large and diffuse literature has been produced in a relatively short time.
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D’Hoop, H., Laughton, M.A. (1981). Survey of Present Energy Models with Particular Reference to the European Community. In: Bayraktar, B.A., Cherniavsky, E.A., Laughton, M.A., Ruff, L.E. (eds) Energy Policy Planning. Nato Conference Series, vol 9. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-1080-8_19
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