Oil, Illiberalism, and War: An Analysis of Energy and US Foreign Policy
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Oil, Illiberalism, and War: An Analysis of Energy and US Foreign Policy

by Andrew T. Price-Smith

Politics International Relations energy policy
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Oil, Illiberalism, and War examines the connections among energy, political illiberalism, armed conflict, and U.S. foreign policy. Andrew T. Price-Smith offers an analytical perspective for readers seeking to understand how oil and international affairs shape one another.

About This Book

Oil, Illiberalism, and War examines the relationship between energy and U.S. foreign policy.

Focusing on oil, illiberalism, and war, the book considers how these forces intersect in international affairs.

Andrew T. Price-Smith presents an analytical treatment of energy’s place in foreign-policy decision-making.

The book is suited to readers interested in politics, history, energy studies, and international relations.

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