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Controversial Issues in Energy Policy (Paperback)
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Controversial Issues in Energy Policy (Paperback)
Series: Controversial Issues in Public Policy
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A key long-term challenge faced by the United States and other
leading world economies is breaking the link between economic
growth and oil consumption. The energy price shocks of 1973 and
1979 showed the fragility of these dependent relationships and
their impact on world politics. Alfred Marcus ably examines U.S.
energy policymaking and reveals both the shortcomings and
failures--as well as the surprising successes--of past
energy-policy efforts. Following a review of events that transpired
in the Persian Gulf after August, 1990, Marcus examines worldwide
trends in energy production/consumption since the first
energy-supply crisis of 1973. Ensuing chapters discuss the
economics and politics of energy policy, the role(s) of markets and
governments, and parts played by supplier and user nations from
countries to cartels. Unique to this text is Marcus's review of
U.S. policies and reactions to energy shortages as compared with
the experiences of other major consuming nations (Japan, France,
and Great Britain). At a time when energy policy is among the most
important issues in world politics, Controversial Issues in Energy
Policy skillfully outlines new and enduring issues of energy policy
for academics and students in public policy, political science,
public administration, and economics, as well as policy makers.
"Marcus provides a valuable insight into the dynamics of policy and
politics around a vitally important resource." --Political Studies
Association
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