Everyday Energy Politics in Central Asia and the Caucasus

This is a collection of studies on the crucial role of energy in people’s everyday lives throughout Central Asia, the Caucasus and Afghanistan. The authors explore the meaning of energy as the focus of creating (and dividing) relations between people, and as the cause of political discontent. This volume analyses networks of oil, gas and hydropower production and consumption ‘from below’ and the ‘moral economies’ that inform national policies and citizens’ choices._x005F_x000D_ This book was published a sa special issue of Central Asian Survey.