International Energy and Poverty

Part 1 The Phenomenon of the Energy Poor 1. The Critical Significance of Energy David Stern 2. The Predicament of Women Joy S. Clancy, Soma Dutta, Nthabiseng Mohlakoana, Ana Rojas, and Margaret Matinga 3. Indigenous People: From Energy Poverty to Energy Empowerment Kristen A Carpenter and Jacquelyn Amour Jampolsky Part 2 Conceptual Foundations 4. Energy Justice Lakshman Guruswamy 5. Reflections on the Moral Foundations of A Right to Energy Christian Brugger 6. Sustainable Development Ved Nanda 7. Energy Security Murodbek Laldjebaev, Benjamin K. Sovacool, and Karim-Aly S. Kassam 8. Energy Poverty and the Environment Carmen Gonzales Part 3 Assessing the Various Challenges 9. Assessing Challenges to Development Mark Safty 10. Behavioral Challenges Margaret Njirambo Matinga, Joy Clancy, Vincent Doyle and Harold Annegarn 11. Measuring Access for Differing Needs Simon Trace Part 4 The Way Forward 12. Decentralized Power in the ECOWAS region Pradeep Monga 13. Green Climate Fund, Sustainable Development Goals, and Energy Access: A New Opportunity for Climate Change and Development Martin Hiller, Amy Meyer, Andreas Zahner and Katrin Harvey 14. Using Appropriate Sustainable Energy Technologies (ASETs) To Promote Access To Energy For All Jason Aamodt 15. Globalization of Markets for ASETs Steve Katsaros & Elizabeth Neville 16. Energy for Rural Women: Beyond Energy Access Anoja Wickramasinghe 17. Lessons Learned from Selling Six years of Solar in Africa Doug Vilsack 18. Energy Use and Motive Power in South Asian Energy Production Arjun Makhijani and Melissa Moore 19. Information and Communication Technologies Revi Sterling and Matt Hulse 20. Model Laws as Blueprints Lakshman Guruswamy