Adam HaniehCrude Capitalism
Oil, Corporate Power, and the Making of the World Market
Adam Hanieh is Professor of Political Economy and Global Development at the University of Exeter. He specialises in the political economy of energy, oil, and capitalism in the Middle East, and is the author of Crude Capitalism.
Acknowledgements
1. Approaching Oil
2. Petro-Power: The Rise of the US Oil Industry
3. The Middle East and the Seven Sisters
4. A Russian Interlude: From Baku to the Bolsheviks
5. Post-war Transitions I: Europe’s Shift to Oil
6. Post-war Transitions II: Anti-colonial Revolt and OPEC
7. Petrochemicals and the Emergence of a Synthetic World
8. A Moment of Rupture: Myths and Consequences of the First Oil Shock
9. US Power, Oil, and Global Finance
10. Oil and Capital in Post-Soviet Russia
11. A Sorority Reborn: The Western Supermajors, 1990–2005
12. NOCs and the New East-East Hydrocarbon Axis
13. Confronting the Climate Emergency
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