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The political economy of oil in Alaska

multinationals vs. the state
Pages
278
Published
2008
Language
English

Synopsis

This book examines the intricate relationship between the oil industry and the political landscape of Alaska. It delves into the economic conditions and governmental aspects that have shaped the state's development through its petroleum resources. The work offers a detailed analysis of the international business enterprises involved and the broader implications of oil politics in the region.

About the author

J
Jerry McBeath

Jerry McBeath is a scholar who writes about environmental policy, food security, and political economy. His books include Comparative Environmental Politics, Environmental Change and Food Security in China, The political economy of oil in Alaska, and Education reform in the American states.