Titlebook: Global Resources; Conflict and Coopera Roland Dannreuther (Professor of International Rel Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmi

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Peak Gas: Technology and Environmental Consequencesesources. This chapter will not debate or discuss the validity of the peak gas thesis, but rather acknowledge that it will occur ‘someday’. The real question that this chapter will address is the environmental consequences from the use of new technologies to make more natural gas available and what

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Conclusion: Reconceptualizing the Dynamics of Conflict and Cooperation of this trend was the consolidation of two competing views concerning the future of global resources, framed by Dannreuther as between a realist as against a liberal model or narrative. This volume contributes to this debate by seeking to take a step back and to view the issue of conflict and colla

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Introduction: The Dynamics of Conflict and Cooperationrvices, these resources constitute essential raw material inputs. Modern civilization would struggle to survive without readily available access to these resources at reasonable and affordable prices. It is for this reason that oil, gas and a large number of other minerals are considered to be ‘stra

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Minerals: Industry History and Fault Lines of Conflictt also considers factors which have contributed towards periods of greater cooperation. Although the history of minerals displays some broad similarities with that of the oil sector discussed in Chapter 1, it also has some marked differences to which will be drawn attention in the course of the narr

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The Political Economy of Global Resourcestive. It should be noted from the outset that the political economy of resources, an enquiry which primarily looks at the link between a country’s development and its minerals and fossil fuels does not constitute a coherent or unified intellectual paradigm. Rather, it is a collection of different de

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Sector Legal Frameworks and Resource Property Rightstical transition with profound effects on the oil, gas and mineral sectors. This chapter addresses the implications of the potential transition from the era of liberal capitalism to a new era of state capitalism in relation to the legal frameworks that are currently applied in the oil, gas and miner