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Norway, Oil, And Foreign Policy
Norway, Oil, And Foreign Policy
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A01=John C. Ausland
Author_John C. Ausland
Barents Sea
Barents Sea exploration
British National Oil Corporation
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crisis management strategies
energy security policy
Energy Sources
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foreign policy implications
Frigg Gas
IEA Country
International Energy Agency
international energy relations
International Monetary Fund
Marker Crude
NATO Country
NATO Involvement
Nordic Cooperation
Norsk Hydro
North Sea Countries
North Sea resources
Norway's oil age
Norway's Relationship
Norwegian Continental Shelf
Norwegian Defense Forces
Norwegian Oil
Norwegian Oil Policy
Norwegian Oil Production
Norwegian Shelf
oil diplomacy in Scandinavia
Oil Nation
oil prices
OPEC Country
OPEC Government
OPEC Official
OPEC prices
OPEC Secretariat
petroleum geopolitics
trans-Alaska Pipeline
Product details
- ISBN 9780367018276
- Weight: 440g
- Dimensions: 145 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 07 Jun 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
This first English-language study of its kind examines the problems, benefits, and prospects for the future faced by Norway as an oil-producing nation; its emphasis is on foreign policy. Mr. Ausland discusses oil prices, profits, and the pace of production; Norway's dilemma vis-à-vis OPEC and the IEA; and the foreign policy problems raised by the location of its main oil fields. He specifically addresses the prospects of oil in the Barents Sea, where Norway finds itself caught between the great powers, and concludes with an analysis of the implications of oil for crisis management.
Norway, Oil, And Foreign Policy
€192.20
