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Energy Security

This course uses the tools of economic analysis and economic statecraft to examine energy security. It will look at the connection between energy and the economy in both the USA and other states and the connections between energy and military security and power. It will include a detailed review of the US energy economy, the international energy market, the economics of the major Middle Eastern states, and the Russian economy. At the end of the course each student will understand the history of energy security, be aware of the data sources for current policy analysis, be able to use relevant tools of economic analysis including econometrics, and be familiar with the energy security policy debate both in the United States and in key foreign countries.

Prefix:
DIP
Course Number:
735
Semester:
Spring 2015
Year:
2015030
Credits:
3.0