Add to ORKGThe 'Oil Shock' of 1973―the shift from the era of low-priced oil to the era of high-priced oil―was a turning point in the history of the 20th century. This book provides an analysis of the crisis and its global political and economic impact. It features contributions from a range of perspectives and approaches, including political, economic, environmental, international and social history. The authors examine the origins of the 'oil revolution' for oil-producing countries, as well as the far-reaching effects on oil and international energy markets, international relations and the global economy; and the long term effects on the Cold War, Soviet energy policies and decolonization. In doing so, they provide a detailed picture of one of a defi...
To talk about the future, we must start from the past. The founding of OPEC in 1960, with the partic...
In 1973 the world was hit by first, intentional, oil shock. It was caused by relatively new organiza...
‘Before the Industrial Revolution’, wrote the energy scientist Harold Schobert, ‘society relied on t...
The 'Oil Shock' of 1973―the shift from the era of low-priced oil to the era of high-priced oil―was a...
The 1973 'Oil Shock' is considered a turning point in the history of the twentieth century. At the t...
The oil crisis, or “oil shock”, has long been considered an unexpected and sudden turning point for ...
The paper aims to understand if the First Oil Shock has produced long-term effects to the internatio...
The oil shock of 1973-1974 was an economic and politic important event that produced controversies i...
Examination of the geopolitics of oil in the 1970s provides important insights into the nature and d...
The importance of oil for modern economic and political regimes increased during the economic boom o...
Twenty years later, the question of the impact of the oil shock on the economy remains controversial...
The paper aims at understanding if the First Oil Shock has produced long-term effects to the economi...
The oil price collapse of 1985–6 had momentous consequences globally: in terms of prevailing energy ...
The present study is an attempt to analyze the cause of the world oil crisis of 1973-1974. There are...
The Bachelor's thesis investigates the impact of the first oil crisis, which meant an end of era of ...
To talk about the future, we must start from the past. The founding of OPEC in 1960, with the partic...
In 1973 the world was hit by first, intentional, oil shock. It was caused by relatively new organiza...
‘Before the Industrial Revolution’, wrote the energy scientist Harold Schobert, ‘society relied on t...
The 'Oil Shock' of 1973―the shift from the era of low-priced oil to the era of high-priced oil―was a...
The 1973 'Oil Shock' is considered a turning point in the history of the twentieth century. At the t...
The oil crisis, or “oil shock”, has long been considered an unexpected and sudden turning point for ...
The paper aims to understand if the First Oil Shock has produced long-term effects to the internatio...
The oil shock of 1973-1974 was an economic and politic important event that produced controversies i...
Examination of the geopolitics of oil in the 1970s provides important insights into the nature and d...
The importance of oil for modern economic and political regimes increased during the economic boom o...
Twenty years later, the question of the impact of the oil shock on the economy remains controversial...
The paper aims at understanding if the First Oil Shock has produced long-term effects to the economi...
The oil price collapse of 1985–6 had momentous consequences globally: in terms of prevailing energy ...
The present study is an attempt to analyze the cause of the world oil crisis of 1973-1974. There are...
The Bachelor's thesis investigates the impact of the first oil crisis, which meant an end of era of ...
To talk about the future, we must start from the past. The founding of OPEC in 1960, with the partic...
In 1973 the world was hit by first, intentional, oil shock. It was caused by relatively new organiza...
‘Before the Industrial Revolution’, wrote the energy scientist Harold Schobert, ‘society relied on t...