Carbon Democracy: Political Power in the Age of Oil
Timothy Mitchell explores how carbon-based energy and oil have influenced political power and democratic life. Bringing together history, politics, and energy studies, this book examines the relationship between resource systems and the institutions and forms of collective action associated with modern democracy.
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Carbon Democracy: Political Power in the Age of Oil explores the connections between energy systems and political power.
Timothy Mitchell focuses on the political significance of carbon-based energy and the historical rise of oil.
The book considers how resource systems can influence democratic institutions, collective action, and public life.
It offers an interdisciplinary perspective for readers interested in history, politics, energy, and society.
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