Crude Strategy: Rethinking the US Military Commitment to Defend Persian Gulf Oil
by Daniel Byman, Charles L. Glaser, Rosemary A. Kelanic, Salim Yaqub, Kenneth Vincent, Thomas W. Lippman, Joshua Rovner, Eugene Gholz, John Duffield
Crude Strategy explores whether the United States should maintain its military commitment to defending Persian Gulf oil. Through a range of scholarly perspectives, the volume considers strategy, defense policy, international relations, and energy security, offering a focused contribution to debates about America’s role in the region.
About This Book
Crude Strategy examines the United States military commitment to defending Persian Gulf oil.
The book brings together contributions from Daniel Byman, Charles L. Glaser, Rosemary A. Kelanic, Salim Yaqub, Kenneth Vincent, Thomas W. Lippman, Joshua Rovner, Eugene Gholz, and John Duffield.
Its focus is strategic reassessment at the intersection of military policy, international relations, and energy security.
This volume is suited to readers interested in U.S. foreign policy, defense strategy, and the geopolitical significance of Persian Gulf oil.
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