The Political Economy of Rare Earth Elements: Rising Powers and Technological ChangeSpringer, 28.07.2015 - 228 Seiten The contributors argue that rare earths are essential to the information technology revolution on which humans have come to depend for communication, commerce, and, increasingly, engage in conflict. They demonstrate that rare earths are a strategic commodity over which political actors will and do struggle for control. |
Inhalt
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Supply Security and Innovation | 20 |
Traditional Vulnerability Reconsidered | 43 |
4 Rare Earth Elements and the European Union | 62 |
Analyzing the Inability to Developa Secure REE Supply Chain | 85 |
The Political Economyof Rare Earth Elements and the New Silk Road | 106 |
7 The EnvironmentSecurity Nexus in Contemporary Rare Earth Politics | 133 |
8 Recycling Toward Rare Earth Security | 156 |
Mining the Foundations of Counterrevolutionary Seduction | 178 |
Contentious Energy Narratives in Contemporary Bolivia | 197 |
Rare Earths the WTO and International Dispute Resolution | 218 |
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