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The AngloAmerican Oil War International Politics and the Struggle of Foreign Petroleum 19121945 Cover

One of the least well-known and least discussed struggles of the 20th century was played out between the British and the Americans. From before World War I to the end of World War II, Great Britain and the United States vied with each other throughout the world to control the supply of oil.

This comprehensive and persuasive interpretation of the oil conflict in Nigeria emphasises the pivotal role of local social movements and the need to deal effectively with the negative effects of the oil industry. It is a vital resource for researchers of Energy and Security Studies as well as those interested in the politics of the region itself.

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Energy and US Foreign Policy The Quest for Resource Security After the Cold War Cover

Examining the foreign policy of George Bush Sr, Bill Clinton and George W Bush, culminating in the unprecedented military campaigns of the latter, the author demonstrates how and why oil has played a central role in US relations with the wider world.

Energy Security in the Gulf Challenges and Prospects Cover

Examines the links between security issues and energy and oil resources in the Gulf. With an analysis of geo-strategic developments and economic and security-related challenges, this book is suitable for policy makers as well as researchers of International Relations, Energy and Security Studies.

Energy Security in the Gulf Challenges and Prospects Cover

Examines the links between security issues and energy and oil resources in the Gulf. With an analysis of geo-strategic developments and economic and security-related challenges, this book is suitable for policy makers as well as researchers of International Relations, Energy and Security Studies.

A Swamp Full of Dollars Pipelines and Paramilitaries at Nigerias Oil Frontier Cover

Through a host of characters, from the prostitutes of Port Harcourt to the Area Boys of Lagos, from the militants in their swamp forest hide-outs to the oil company executives in London, this title tells the story of Nigeria, which grows ever more wild and lawless by the day as its crude oil pumps through our cities.

Benefiting from the perspective of an insider who understands the inner workings of OPEC and its dramatic impact on world politics and economics, this book is an essential read for those who wish to look beyond the myths of this highly influential and at times controversial organization.