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New energy, new geopolitics . Background report 3, Scenarios, strategies, and pathways / principal authors, Sarah O. Ladislaw, Maren Leed, Molly A. Walton ; contributing authors, Michelle Melton, Andrew Metrick, Jane Nakano, Frank A. Verrastro

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New energy, new geopolitics . Background report 3, Scenarios, strategies, and pathways / principal authors, Sarah O. Ladislaw, Maren Leed, Molly A. Walton ; contributing authors, Michelle Melton, Andrew Metrick, Jane Nakano, Frank A. Verrastro

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Washington : Center for strategic and international studies, Lanham (Md.) : Boulder (Colo.) : New York (N.Y.) [etc.] : Rowman & Littlefield, 2014, cop. 2014

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"Juin 2014"
"A report of the CSIS Energy and National Security Program and the Harold Brown Chair in Defense Policy Studies."

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Note sur le contenu

Introduction Current U.S. energy strategy Potential strategic pathways for the United States Future unconventional energy scenarios Which path to choose ? Stability vs. leverage Recommendations Conclusion

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Présentation de l'éditeur : "This report examines how the U.S. government is attempting to incorporate shale gas and tight oil developments into current U.S. energy and national security strategy. This strategy is still evolving, and going forward U.S. policymakers face a choice between two strategic paths for managing shale gas and tight oil resources -- "energy stability" or "energy leverage." The difficulty in deciding a way ahead is complicated by the uncertainty about the future of unconventionals themselves, and the report assesses a range of possible futures in order to inform risk judgments associated with the potential strategic pathways."

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