CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSING POLITICAL POLICY, AND GEOGRAPHICAL DRIVERS IN GLOBAL ENERGY AND METAL COMMODITY MARKET
世界のエネルギー・金属商品市場における政治・政策・地理的要因分析のための概念フレームワーク (AI 翻訳)
Arjun Kumar K. V., Safika Praveen Sheikh
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日本語
本稿は、世界のエネルギー・金属商品市場における政治・政策・地理的要因を分析するための統合的概念フレームワーク（CFAPPG）を提案する。147件の文献レビューに基づき、地政学的リスク、エネルギー移行政策、地理的賦存の3つの柱を設定。非線形な相互作用とフィードバックループの理論化不足を指摘し、政策提言を行う。
English
This paper proposes a unified Conceptual Framework for Analyzing Political, Policy and Geographical Drivers (CFAPPG) in global energy and metal commodity markets. Based on a systematic review of 147 studies, it builds three analytical pillars: geopolitical risk indices, energy transition policy architectures (carbon pricing, renewable mandates), and geographical endowments. It highlights the under-theorization of non-linear interactions and feedback loops, and offers policy recommendations.
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日本のGX文脈において
日本は重要鉱物(リチウム、レアアース等)の安定的確保が急務であり、本フレームワークは資源外交やサプライチェーン強靭化策の検討に示唆を与える。また、炭素価格や再生可能エネルギー義務など移行政策が商品市場に与える影響を理解する上でも有用。
In the global GX context
The framework addresses the growing intersection of geopolitical fragmentation, energy transition policies, and critical mineral supply concentration, which is highly relevant for global climate disclosure and transition finance under TCFD/ISSB frameworks. It provides a systems approach to understanding commodity price instability that can inform corporate risk assessments and policy design.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Offers a conceptual synthesis and research agenda for studying multi-driver interactions in commodity markets.
🏢実務担当者:Helps commodity-dependent firms anticipate price volatility drivers beyond supply-demand fundamentals.
🏛政策担当者:Provides policy recommendations for managing critical mineral supply risks and energy transition trade-offs.
📄 Abstract（原文）
An increasingly complex set of political, policy and geographic forces defy conventional economic explanations of supply-demand equilibria in the global energy and metal commodity markets. We propose a unified Conceptual Framework for Analyzing Political, Policy and Geographical Drivers (CFAPPG) in global energy and metal commodities markets. The framework is structured around three analytical pillars, namely (i) geopolitical risk indices and interstate conflict dynamics, (ii) energy transition policy architectures such as carbon pricing, renewable mandates and trade policy, and (iii) geographical endowments such as reserve concentration, infrastructure chokepoints and climate vulnerability, based on Political Economy Theory, Resource Curse Theory, Geographic Determinism and Policy Regime Analysis. The study systematically reviews 147 peer-reviewed studies and institutional reports from 2010-2025 to identify the research gaps that remain. The paper finds that the drivers have been well studied individually, but simultaneous, non-linear interactions and feedback loops are under theorized. The framework is a mixed-methods conceptual synthesis, with illustrative quantitative indicators drawn from Q3 2025 data on crude oil, natural gas, copper, lithium and rare earth elements, and shows that commodity price volatility is best understood through the interaction of multiple drivers rather than through single variable models. Results demonstrate how convergence of geopolitical fragmentation, accelerated energy transition policies and geographical concentration in critical mineral reserves is leading the way to a new paradigm of structural price instability. The paper ends with policy recommendations for producers, consumers and multilateral institutions and a research agenda for empirically validating the CFAPPG framework.
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