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Large-scale Solar Electricity Export Plan and Solar Energy Curse Potential in Algeria

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한국아프리카학회 (Korean Association Of African Studies)|2016.08|한국아프리카 학회지 (Journal of the Korean Association of African Studies)|제48권 제1호|pp. 3-32

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재생에너지renewable energyAlgeria알제리태양solar energy자원의 저주resource curse제도의 질institutional qualitysolar energy curse.태양열에너지
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This paper measures the potential for Algeria to suffer from a solar energy curse through the combination of economic and political approaches in the context of the resource curse. The main finding is that, although Algeria’s economy will not become dependent on a potential solar energy sector, Algeria’s low institutional quality may result in the mismanagement of such solar rents. Therefore, Algeria’s successful management of solar rents is contingent upon improved institutional quality, this will further enable Algeria to avoid the adverse effects of a solar energy curse and lead to sustainable development.

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This paper measures the potential for Algeria to suffer from a solar energy curse through the combination of economic and political approaches in the context of the resource curse. The main finding is that, although Algeria’s economy will not become dependent on a potential solar energy sector, Algeria’s low institutional quality may result in the mismanagement of such solar rents. Therefore, Algeria’s successful management of solar rents is contingent upon improved institutional quality, this will further enable Algeria to avoid the adverse effects of a solar energy curse and lead to sustainable development.

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