Resource Wars

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Resource Wars is a nonfiction book by Michael Klare that analyzes how competition over scarce natural resources drives international conflict and shapes global security.

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instanceOf book about international relations
book about natural resources
nonfiction book
about environmental stress and conflict
global competition for energy
natural resources and war
resource scarcity and national security
author Michael Klare
Michael Klare
surface form: Michael T. Klare
contributorTo debate on resource-driven conflicts
discourse on energy security
describes historical cases of resource-related conflicts
potential future flashpoints over resources
field international relations
peace and conflict studies
political economy of resources
security studies
focusesOn U.S. foreign policy and resources
future security challenges related to resources
how resource scarcity shapes international relations
links between resource competition and armed conflict
strategic importance of minerals
strategic importance of oil and gas
strategic importance of water
genre nonfiction
political science literature
security studies literature
hasPerspective critical of militarized responses to resource scarcity
emphasizes need for cooperative resource management
emphasizes structural causes of conflict
language English
mainTopic competition over natural resources
energy security
geopolitics of resources
global security
international conflict
oil politics
resource-driven wars
scarcity of natural resources
water conflicts
usedIn policy discussions on resource governance
university courses on environmental politics
university courses on international security

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Michael Klare notableWork Resource Wars
Blood and Oil relatedWork Resource Wars