The potential of energy as a geopolitical binding factor in Asia.
A specialist on geopolitical issues involving the world's energy resources explores the implications of rising energy demand in Asia as a function of future economic development in high-population countries (e.g., China, India) in the region. A focus is on issues and challenges in managing energy s...
| Published in: | Post-Soviet Geography & Economics Vol. 42; no. 7; pp. 491 - 504 |
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Bellwether Publishing Ltd.
October/November 2001
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