Prirodni gas kao „političko oružje”: Razumevanje diskursa
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18485/Ključne reči:
prirodni gas, energent, političko oružje, energetsko oružje, analiza diskursa, militarizacija diskursaApstrakt
Diskurs o prirodnom gasu kao političkom oružju prisutan je već nekoliko decenija u javnoj sferi. U radu ćemo najpre analizirati suprotstavljena mišljenja autora kada je reč o mogućnosti da se prirodni gas, kao energent, koristi kao političko oružje. Metoda istraživanja se pre svega zasniva na analizi sadržaja i komparaciji diskursa, prvenstveno u akademskoj oblasti, delimično i u medijskoj i političkoj sferi. Pored analiziranja diskursa o političkom oružju, razmatramo i diskurs o prirodnom gasu kao energetskom oružju, iako ne postoji jasna granica među njima. Nakon komparacije različitih stavova u akademskom polju, ukazaćemo na dva moguća razloga zbog kojih je nastao ili se oblikovao diskurs o prirodnom gasu kao političkom oružju. Jedan razlog militarizacije diskursa može se posmatrati u okviru širih političkih odnosa, dok se drugi razlog može tražiti u suprotstavljenim komercijalnim interesima i nadmetanjem za poziciju na tržištu.
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