Add to ORKGDistinguished Research Professor of Economics Cyrus Bina’s paper explores “Iran’s Oil, the Theory of Rent, and the Long Shadow of History: A Caveat on Oil Contracts in the Islamic Republic.
crisis differential accumulation energy conflicts Middle East Petro-CoreDuring the late 1980s and ea...
Over the past several decades, the structure of the international oil industry, both internationally...
After an Anglo-Persian geologist by the name of P.T. Cox produced the first evidence of oil in 1931,...
Bina, Cyrus, Iran\u27s Oil, the Theory of Rent, and the Long Shadow of History: A Caveat on Oil Con...
Oil: A Time Machine is a systematic study of oil in its historical stages, and an exploration of dom...
Oil price fluctuations have been prominent in economy since World War II. Researchers have been busy...
The total volume of work on the economies of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region remains ...
Considerable research in political science has been done concerning democracy and the effects of oil...
After the discovery of oil, many Arab Gulf States failed to diversify and expand their economies bey...
Arms capital as power differential accumulation dominant capital Israel Middle East energy conflicts...
This paper surveys the history of the oil industry with a particular focus on the events associated ...
This article was published in the Spring 2011 issue of the Journal of Undergraduate Researc
Oil is an exhaustible resource and yet it has high consumption by all the industry. Oil resources ar...
Global dependence on oil has not only radically transformed our economies, but also altered domestic...
The author deals only with the recent developments that will shape the destiny of Iraq and determine...
crisis differential accumulation energy conflicts Middle East Petro-CoreDuring the late 1980s and ea...
Over the past several decades, the structure of the international oil industry, both internationally...
After an Anglo-Persian geologist by the name of P.T. Cox produced the first evidence of oil in 1931,...
Bina, Cyrus, Iran\u27s Oil, the Theory of Rent, and the Long Shadow of History: A Caveat on Oil Con...
Oil: A Time Machine is a systematic study of oil in its historical stages, and an exploration of dom...
Oil price fluctuations have been prominent in economy since World War II. Researchers have been busy...
The total volume of work on the economies of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region remains ...
Considerable research in political science has been done concerning democracy and the effects of oil...
After the discovery of oil, many Arab Gulf States failed to diversify and expand their economies bey...
Arms capital as power differential accumulation dominant capital Israel Middle East energy conflicts...
This paper surveys the history of the oil industry with a particular focus on the events associated ...
This article was published in the Spring 2011 issue of the Journal of Undergraduate Researc
Oil is an exhaustible resource and yet it has high consumption by all the industry. Oil resources ar...
Global dependence on oil has not only radically transformed our economies, but also altered domestic...
The author deals only with the recent developments that will shape the destiny of Iraq and determine...
crisis differential accumulation energy conflicts Middle East Petro-CoreDuring the late 1980s and ea...
Over the past several decades, the structure of the international oil industry, both internationally...
After an Anglo-Persian geologist by the name of P.T. Cox produced the first evidence of oil in 1931,...