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Book Cover |
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Title |
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Copyright |
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Contents |
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Contributors |
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Acknowledgments |
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Introduction: The militarization of energy security |
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1 The battlefield and the marketplace: Two cautionary tales |
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2 Petroleum anxiety and the militarization of energy security |
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3 Al-Qaeda, oil dependence, and US foreign policy |
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4 Gulf oil and international security: Can the world’s only superpower keep the oil flowing? |
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5 Regional issues and strategic responses: The Gulf states |
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6 Energy security: The Russian connection |
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7 Central Asia: Energy resources, politics, and security |
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8 Maintaining Gazpromistan: The politics of Turkmen gas exports |
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9 Energy security: The case of Venezuela |
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10 Chinese energy security and the Chinese regime |
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11 Resource mercantilism and the militarization of resource management: Rising Asia and the future of American primacy in the Persian Gulf |
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Index |
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