The political economy of international oil and the underdeveloped countries / by Michael Tanzer.
Material type: TextPublication details: Boston, MA : Beacon Press, 1970.Description: x, 435 pages ; 20 cmISBN:- 0807047953
- HD 9560 .5 T35 1970
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 377-426) and index.
Part I: The Political Economy of International Oil: Forces and Issues - 1. Introduction -- 2. Basic economics of international oil -- 3. Major forces in international oil: an analytical framework -- 4. The international oil companies -- 5. The international oil companies and their home governments: a basic symbiosis -- 6. The oil-exporting underdeveloped countries -- 7. The Soviet Union -- 8. Word organizations -- 9. The oil-importing underdeveloped countries -- 10. Major issues: oil exploration in underdeveloped countries - public vs private -- 11. Major issues: oil refineries - location and ownership -- 12. A major issue for the future - oil transport pricing
Part II: India: a case study in the political economy of international oil - 13. Prologue: The economic and political setting for the petroleum struggle in India -- 14. The seeds of conflict: evolution of the Indian oil industry in the 1950s -- 15. India and Soviet Oil -- 16. Oil Prices: Indian government pressure in the 1960s -- 17. The struggle over oil refineries in India: public versus private sector -- 18. Exploration for crude oil in India -- 19. Oil byproducts: fertilizers in India -- 20. India: Conclusions and lessons for the future.
Part III - The range of petroleum policies in Underdeveloped countries -- 21. Public energy in a public economy: China -- 22. Public energy in a private economy: Mexico -- 23. Private petroleum in a private economy: Iraq -- 24. The naked politics of oil: oil boycotts -- 25. From public to private petroleum: Latin America in the 1960s -- 26. Oil and the underdeveloped countries: problems, prospects, and possible strategies
"Michael Tanzer's book is a timely primer on the political economy of international oil and on the operations of the brotherhood of merchants who control this basic energy resource. Its special value lies n its instructive appraisal of the social costs for the developing nations' reliance upon privately produced and refined oil. The vantage point is that of an underdeveloped country seeking to combine rapid development with the maximum possible ecnomic and political independence." -- Back cover review by Robert Engler in The Nation
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