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The field has been marked by progress and setbacks since the turn of the century, from the enthusiasm of the early 2000s to neglect following the 2008 economic crisis.

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Presents a study of the alternatives confronting Iraq as it seeks to rebuild its oil industry while constructing a new political system. This work provides an assessment of Iraq's oil industry.

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Matthew Yeomans explores the American consumer's love-affair with gasoline and the automobile, by examining the role of oil in America - from driving the US economic engine to consolidating the position of the US as unilateral superpower.

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Explains the facts behind the outrageous gasoline prices by lifting the veil from the Mideast oil cartel. This book shows how OPEC manipulates the oil markets with results that are destabilizing to the world's economy and threatening to America's national security.

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Deffeyes, a geologist who was among the first to warn of the coming oil crisis, now takes the next logical step and turns his attention to the earth's supply of potential replacement fuels.

(Paperback, 3rd Revised edition)

In the beginning was Rockefeller - the world's first oil monopoly. Then came the "seven sisters" - Esso, Gulf, Texaco, Chevron, Mobil, Shell and BP - dominating the production, refining, distribution and supply of crude oil. This book tells the story of the control and exploitation of oil.

(Paperback, 27th edition)

Australia is at a crossroads: do we need to embrace a nuclear future In Reaction Time, Ian Lowe examines the science and the politics of nuclear power, as well as the feasible alternatives in an era of global warming.