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Third World Quarterly, 2006

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Revista de Estudos e Pesquisas Avançadas do Terceiro Setor, 2018

For most of the Petroleum Age, and even as recently as ten years ago, the politics of energy were... more For most of the Petroleum Age, and even as recently as ten years ago, the politics of energy were largely governed by perceptions of scarcity: the assumption that global supplies of most primary fuels were finite and would eventually prove insufficient to satisfy rising worldwide demand, resulting in intense competition over what remained. The enduring prevalence of this view led many oil-importing nations to establish close ties with their major foreign suppliers and to employ force on occasion to ensure the safety of overseas supply lines. This outlook guided American foreign policy for over half a century, resulting in several U.S. interventions in the Persian Gulf area. Recently, however, a combination of technological and political considerations – the introduction of hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) to extract oil and natural gas from previously inaccessible shale formations on one hand and rising concern over climate change on the other – has largely extinguished the perc...

CURRENT HISTORY-NEW YORK THEN …, 2002

If the United States wants to reduce its exposure to terrorism and avert further involvement in o... more If the United States wants to reduce its exposure to terrorism and avert further involvement in overseas conflicts, the choice is clear: it must eschew the use of military force to ensure access to foreign petroleum and rely instead on conservation, the market, and alternative sources of energy."

ÍCONOS, 2008

... Representaciones de mujeres indígenas ecuatorianas Flacso-Ecuador, Abya Yala, UNFPA, Quito, 2... more ... Representaciones de mujeres indígenas ecuatorianas Flacso-Ecuador, Abya Yala, UNFPA, Quito, 2007, 130 ... de Desarrollo de las Na-cionalidades y Pueblos Indígenas del Ecuador (CODENPE), en ... En el caso de las lideresas indígenas, Pe-queño demuestra más claramente ...

American Journal of Public Health, 2011