How would the world change if the international energy trade transformed? / Gregory R Copley.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: 2013Subject(s): In: Defense & Foreign Affairs Strategic Policy Vol XXXXI No 5-6, 2013, pp. 4-6. (22)Summary: The development of shale gas and tar sands will have a potentially dramatic effect on geopolitics in the coming decades. This article considers how power balances may shift away from economies built on energy exports particularly if they have been unable to diversify sufficiently, and what these changes mean for strategic defence and security planning.
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The development of shale gas and tar sands will have a potentially dramatic effect on geopolitics in the coming decades. This article considers how power balances may shift away from economies built on energy exports particularly if they have been unable to diversify sufficiently, and what these changes mean for strategic defence and security planning.

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