Oil and the Great Powers examines how oil shaped British and German grand strategy in the era of the two world wars, arguing that Britain and Germany's efforts to become energy-independent led them to pursue policies that compromised security by inducing strategic over-extension, thereby hastening their decline as great powers.
Oil and the Great Powers examines how oil shaped British and German grand strategy in the era of the two world wars, arguing that Britain and Germany's efforts to become energy-independent led them to pursue policies that compromised security by inducing strategic over-extension, thereby hastening their decline as great powers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Anand Toprani is an Assistant Professor of Strategy and Policy at the US Naval War College, where he specializes in diplomatic and military history, energy geopolitics, and political economy. He is a graduate of Cornell, Oxford, and Georgetown, and held fellowships at Yale and Harvard. He previously served as an historian with the US Department of State and as an intelligence analyst at US Central Command.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Oil and Strategy Part I: Britain 1: The Allure of Independence: 1914-1921 2: The Years of Complacency: 1921-1932 3: The Reality of Dependence: 1932-1939 4: The Price of Failure: 1939-1942 Part II: Germany 5: Making Do with Less: 1914-1935 6: Fueling the War to Come: 1935-1939 7: From Crisis to Opportunity: 1939-1941 8: Double or Nothing: 1941-1942 Conclusions: Oil and the End of European Primacy: 1914-1945 Bibliography
Introduction: Oil and Strategy Part I: Britain 1: The Allure of Independence: 1914-1921 2: The Years of Complacency: 1921-1932 3: The Reality of Dependence: 1932-1939 4: The Price of Failure: 1939-1942 Part II: Germany 5: Making Do with Less: 1914-1935 6: Fueling the War to Come: 1935-1939 7: From Crisis to Opportunity: 1939-1941 8: Double or Nothing: 1941-1942 Conclusions: Oil and the End of European Primacy: 1914-1945 Bibliography
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