Titlebook: Instability and Conflict in the Middle East; People, Petroleum an Naji Abi-Aad,Michel Grenon Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Ma

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Divergence in Petroleum Policies,ion for the producers consists of the value of their petroleum reserves, and how to extract the highest possible price for them and conserve them for as long as possible. A standard producer rhetoric has always spoken of managing the national asset as ‘a trust for the generations yet unborn’.

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Conclusion,ctors of conflict and instability militating in favour of the region’s continuous political volatility. By elucidating the main elements of instability and conflict, we hope the present book has drawn sufficient attention to these important issues which may not be so eye-catching or newsworthy.

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Introduction,take in all the Arab states of southwest Asia, together with Turkey, Iran, Israel, and Cyprus. Afghanistan is sometimes included, and in many definitions Morocco through Egypt and Sudan are also regarded as ‘Middle Eastern’ states.

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Demographic Explosion and Population Disparity,2025. The nations of today’s OECD would then account for about 10 per cent, down from the current 16 per cent, with more than half of their people likely to be over 50 years old, while half of the seven billion ‘poor and semi-poor’ would be aged under 20.

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How Secure are Petroleum Supplies?,supplies. This behaviour derives from an implicit conviction that Middle Eastern petroleum is to be ‘shared’ among its producers and consumers, being vitally and strategically important to the latter’s economies.

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