Add to ORKGExamines international problems associated with the production and trade in energy, specifically those related to the Persian Gulf. Focuses on problem solving by the U.S., and analyzes and proposes a range of policy alternatives
Examines issues facing the oil, electric utility, coal, gas, and nuclear industries. Based on a stud...
Energy availability in a country is of great importance to its economy and to raising and maintainin...
This paper presents the impact of foreign economic and energy factors on formation of the foreign po...
U.S. foreign energy strategy is here situated relative to a choice between an entrenched 'global heg...
Overview of international energy geopolitical trends. Emphasizes the importance of the Persian Gulf...
By October of 1973 the United States was facing the possibility of an energy crisis—a shortage of ...
This paper presents a theoretical discussion of policy making in the energy industry that adopt poli...
This paper presents the impact of foreign economic and energy factors on formation of the foreign po...
Energy resources, their geographical distribution, production and consumption are fundamental to our...
This article examines the root-causes of the United States\u27 oil-induced myopia, and highlights th...
The purpose of this paper is to explore why the US government has displayed so little alarm about th...
This research shows the ability of American foreign policy to improve the level of energy security o...
United States as the sole remaining superpower after World War II and the Cold War era, has always t...
The article aims to analyze the role of energy policy in the development of modern states in the con...
This study discusses Alternative Energy Development Policies in Overcoming the Energy Crisis, which ...
Examines issues facing the oil, electric utility, coal, gas, and nuclear industries. Based on a stud...
Energy availability in a country is of great importance to its economy and to raising and maintainin...
This paper presents the impact of foreign economic and energy factors on formation of the foreign po...
U.S. foreign energy strategy is here situated relative to a choice between an entrenched 'global heg...
Overview of international energy geopolitical trends. Emphasizes the importance of the Persian Gulf...
By October of 1973 the United States was facing the possibility of an energy crisis—a shortage of ...
This paper presents a theoretical discussion of policy making in the energy industry that adopt poli...
This paper presents the impact of foreign economic and energy factors on formation of the foreign po...
Energy resources, their geographical distribution, production and consumption are fundamental to our...
This article examines the root-causes of the United States\u27 oil-induced myopia, and highlights th...
The purpose of this paper is to explore why the US government has displayed so little alarm about th...
This research shows the ability of American foreign policy to improve the level of energy security o...
United States as the sole remaining superpower after World War II and the Cold War era, has always t...
The article aims to analyze the role of energy policy in the development of modern states in the con...
This study discusses Alternative Energy Development Policies in Overcoming the Energy Crisis, which ...
Examines issues facing the oil, electric utility, coal, gas, and nuclear industries. Based on a stud...
Energy availability in a country is of great importance to its economy and to raising and maintainin...
This paper presents the impact of foreign economic and energy factors on formation of the foreign po...