States and Markets in Hydrocarbon Sectors [electronic resource] /
Belyi, Andrei V.author.
Talus, Kim.author.
Research on the role of states and markets in the hydrocarbon sector is highly topical in contemporary International Political Economy. This edited collection will approach this subject from a broader perspective, investigating the very essence of the interaction between the state and the market and how this varies on a regional basis.
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Cover; Contents; Foreword; Preface; Notes on Contributors; Introduction; Part I: The International Political Economy of State-Market Interaction in Energy; 1 States and Markets in the Oil Industry; 2 States and Markets in Energy Policy; 3 Regional Institutions and Energy Market: Systems, Societies, Communities; Part II: States and Markets in Hydrocarbon Export-Dependent States; 4 State Capitalism and the Politics of Resources; 5 State and Markets in Russia's Hydrocarbon Sectors: Domestic Specificities and Interrelations with the West
6 The Dynamic of Latin American National Oil Companies' Evolution Case Studies: Pemex and PdVSA7 The Question of 'Security' of Middle East Oil Supply Revisited: Domestic Crisis in a Middle East North African Oil Producer and Its Impact on International Markets - The Case of Libya; Part III: The 'Consumer' State Perspective; 8 State-Market Interrelations in the US Onshore and Offshore Oil and Gas Sectors; 9 European Union Energy: New Role for States and Markets; 10 China's Oil and Gas Industry: Stranded Between the Plan and the Market
11 State-Market Interaction in Hydrocarbon Sector: The Cases of Australia and JapanConclusion; Index
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
Research on the role of states and markets in the hydrocarbon sector is highly topical in contemporary International Political Economy. This edited collection will approach this subject from a broader perspective, investigating the very essence of the interaction between the state and the market and how this varies on a regional basis.
Economic policy.
Political economy.
Environmental policy.
Energy policy.
Energy and state.
Economic Policy.
International Political Economy.
Environmental Politics.
Energy Policy, Economics and Management.
Energy Policy, Economics and Management.