The lean years : politics in the age of scarcity / by Richard J. Barnet.
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TextPublication details: New York : Simon and Schuster, c1980.Description: 349 p. ; 24 cmISBN: - 0671224603
- 0671438298 (pbk.)
- 333.7
- HC 55 B261l 1980
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| HC 54 S839r 1961 La revolución militar e industrial de nuestro tiempo / | HC54 .S959 [1963] The experience of economic growth; case studies in economic history. | HC 54 T351c 1992 Croissance, crises et développement / | HC 55 B261l 1980 The lean years : politics in the age of scarcity / | HC 55 C752p 1975 The politics of scarcity : resource conflicts in international relations / | HC 55 H117 1993 Hacia una ciencia de los recursos naturales / | HC55 . P665c 1986 El capitalismo que cambia : industria, trabajo y estado en medio de la crisis / |
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 319-336.
The Lean Years is about natural resources and political power. It is about the crucial issues at the center of the news stories of today: the scarcity of natural resources, the growing depletion of existing energy supplies, and the economic, political, and military upheavals that are rapidly emerging in response to these problems. The Lean years shows how financial speculation in the world's minerals results inflation, and how the world's major grain producers contribute to the maldistribution of food. The Lean Years reveals why military power cannot keep the oil flowing in a world where war increasingly threatens, and why the world unemployment crisis is the time bomb of the eighties. -- Back cover
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