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Book Synopsis
Energy Politics provides a broad introduction to the ways in which energy affects domestic and regional political developments.

Trade Review
"Energy Politics is a timely, provocative, and pioneering exploration of an increasingly important topic." * Graham Allison, Harvard University *
"An excellent introduction to the international politics of energy." * Charles Doran, Johns Hopkins University *
"Brenda Shaffer has produced an essential guide to the energy politics of the twenty-first century. Her insights into the growing role of natural gas, and its implications for global security, are especially valuable." * Michael Ross, UCLA *

Table of Contents

Introduction
Chapter One: Energy and Regime Type
Chapter Two: Foreign Policy
Chapter Three: Pipeline Trends and International Politics
Chapter Four: Conflict
Chapter Five: Security
Chapter Six: Climate Change
Chapter Seven: Russia
Chapter Eight: Europe
Chapter Nine: The United States
Chapter Ten: China
Chapter Eleven: Iran
Chapter Twelve: Saudi Arabia
Conclusion
Notes
Index
Acknowledgments

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      Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 10/02/2011
      ISBN13: 9780812221664, 978-0812221664
      ISBN10: 0812221664
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Energy Politics provides a broad introduction to the ways in which energy affects domestic and regional political developments.

      Trade Review
      "Energy Politics is a timely, provocative, and pioneering exploration of an increasingly important topic." * Graham Allison, Harvard University *
      "An excellent introduction to the international politics of energy." * Charles Doran, Johns Hopkins University *
      "Brenda Shaffer has produced an essential guide to the energy politics of the twenty-first century. Her insights into the growing role of natural gas, and its implications for global security, are especially valuable." * Michael Ross, UCLA *

      Table of Contents

      Introduction
      Chapter One: Energy and Regime Type
      Chapter Two: Foreign Policy
      Chapter Three: Pipeline Trends and International Politics
      Chapter Four: Conflict
      Chapter Five: Security
      Chapter Six: Climate Change
      Chapter Seven: Russia
      Chapter Eight: Europe
      Chapter Nine: The United States
      Chapter Ten: China
      Chapter Eleven: Iran
      Chapter Twelve: Saudi Arabia
      Conclusion
      Notes
      Index
      Acknowledgments

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