Introduction: Bringing Energy into International Political Economy (original) (raw)

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Underhill 1994; see also Oatley 2006: 176-77). Contemporary research also tends to ignore the intertwined nature of policy fields and exhibits a strong tendency to think within disciplinary boundaries. Discussion of environmental issues or economic development therefore remain somewhat disconnected from more practical, policy-oriented, and in fact crucial questions of energy (

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