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Alessandro Niglia, editor, The Protection of Critical Energy Infrastructure Against Emerging Security Challenges. Volume 43 of NATO Science for Peace and Security Series, D: Information and Communication Security, IOS Press, 2015.

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Opening RemarksAlessandro Niglia. 1-2 [doi]

Critical Infrastructure Protection (CEIP) with a Focus on Energy SecurityAlessandro Niglia. 5-15 [doi]

Changing the Approach to Energy Security: Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection in ContextMetodi Hadji-Janev. 16-25 [doi]

Augstsprieguma Tikls - Responsible Body for Transmission Infrastructure Operation, Protection, Maintenance and Development in LatviaAntons Kutjuns, Anis Zbanovs, Didzis Sulcs. 26-37 [doi]

The Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection Against Emerging Security ThreatsKutjim Proseku. 41-49 [doi]

Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) and Southern Gas Corridor PoliciesMesut Hakki Casin. 50-56 [doi]

Protection of Electricity Transmission Infrastructure from Natural Hazards: from Multi-Risk Assessment to Multi-Risk GovernanceNadejda Komendantova, Cyril Leroy, Antonella Battaglini. 57-71 [doi]

Smart Grid Technology. A New Challenge for CybersecurityAntonio Colella. 75-85 [doi]

The Potential Cooperation Between NATO and Private Risk Management Companies in the Protection of Critical Energy InfrastructureRiccardo Dugulin. 89-99 [doi]

Protecting Trans-Adriatic Pipeline - TAP as a Case StudyMario D'Agostini. 103-105 [doi]

Europe, Italy and TAP ProjectAlessandro Ortis. 106-111 [doi]

The Trans Adriatic Pipeline - Focus and Impact on AlbaniaStavri Dhima. 112-134 [doi]

Greece's Contribution to the Security and Diversification of Gas Supply in EuropeDimitrios Manolis. 135-146 [doi]

Future Activities in Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection - RecommendationsFarshad Mohammad-Avvali, Alessandro Niglia. 149-153 [doi]

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