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076534
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046223
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Cambridge, MIT Press, 2000.
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xiv, 143p.
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BCSIA studies in international security
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0262522853
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127930
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2014.
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Only five years ago, the world's supply of oil appeared to be peaking, and as conventional gas production declined in the United States, it seemed that the country would become dependent on costly natural gas imports. But in the years since, those predictions have proved spectacularly wrong. Global energy production has begun to shift away from traditional suppliers in Eurasia and the Middle East, as producers tap unconventional gas and oil resources around the world, from the waters of Australia, Brazil, Africa, and the Mediterranean to the oil sands of Alberta. The greatest revolution, however, has taken place in the United States, where producers have taken advantage of two newly viable technologies to unlock resources once deemed commercially infeasible: horizontal drilling, which allows wells to penetrate bands of shale deep underground, and hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, which uses the injection of high-pressure fluid to release gas and oil from rock formations.
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002681
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Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1989.
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xii, 491p.
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0198278349
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| 031136 | 327.174/BLA 031136 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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091198
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2009.
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This article examines the US - India relations in the context of the changed political scenario in the U S and the aftermath of the historic US -India 123 agreement, which the author feels may never have been signed under the present US government. The policies which both countries should adopt towards each other as they negotiate the turbulent waters of Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran and China, steering through terrorism nuclear arsenals or environmental issues have been succinctly put forth.
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127454
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2014.
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IN HIS BOOK Diplomacy, Henry Kissinger concludes that the United States "faces the challenge of reaching its goals in stages, each of which is an amalgam of American values and geopolitical necessities."1 The recent debates about U.S. military options in Libya and Syria reflect the enduring tension between these intertwined, at times competing components of our external relations. No U.S. statesman can ignore this dilemma, and none will find it easy to strike exactly the right balance between the two, especially in times of crisis.
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168076
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064751
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144031
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Despite boasting the most powerful economy on earth [1], the United States too often reaches for the gun instead of the purse in its foreign policy. The country has hardly outgrown its need for military force [2], but over the past several decades, it has increasingly forgotten a tradition that stretches back to the nation’s founding: the use of economic instruments[3] to accomplish geopolitical objectives, a practice we term “geoeconomics.”
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000889
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New York, Council on Foreign Relations Press, 1993.
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x, 272p.
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0876091532
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100569
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2011.
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There are no easy or cost-free ways to escape the current quagmire in Afghanistan. Although it has problems, a de facto partition of Afghanistan, in which Washington pursues nation building in the north and counterterrorism in the south, offers an acceptable fallback.
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144664
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Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 2016.
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viii, 366p.hbk
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9780674737211
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