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Emmanuel Navon

Emmanuel Navon

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“Fueling Conflicts: Oil and Geopolitical Tensions” Tel-Aviv University’s Yuval Neeman Research Papers, 2010

December 29, 2015 by Emmanuel Navon Leave a Comment

Abstract: Oil is at the core of global geopolitical tensions and of economic downturns, which are likely to deteriorate with the expected depletion of oil resources. Oil and gas importing countries will be more and more dependent on undemocratic and politically unstable regimes– unless they change their energy policies.

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