Pipeline Politics in Asia: The Intersection of Demand, Energy Markets, and Supply Routes
Edward Chow, Leigh E. Hendrix, Mikkal E. Herberg, Shoichi Itoh, Bo Kong, Marie Lall and Paul Stevens
80pp | $8.95
Pipeline Politics in Asia: The Intersection of Demand, Energy Markets, and Supply Routes presents key findings from the 2010 Energy Security Conference and explores the strategic, market, and geopolitical ties that have emerged from the rise in pipeline development in Asia. The report includes essays commissioned for the conference focusing on the key pipeline routes in this growing nexus of energy and political ties (Northeast Asia, Central Asia, India, and the China-Myanmar pipelines) as well as an overview of oil and gas pipeline geopolitics and analysis of the implications for the United States.
Table of Contents
1. Pipeline Politics in Asia: Energy Nationalism and Energy Markets
Mikkal Herberg
2. Oil and Gas Pipelines: Prospects and Problems
Paul Stevens
3.The Geopolitics of Northeast Asia’s Pipeline Development
Shoichi Itoh
3. Central Asia’s Pipelines: Field of Dreams and Reality
Edward Chow
4. India’s Gas Pipeline Efforts: An Analysis of the Problems that Have Prevented Success
Marie Lall
5. The Geopolitics of the Myanmar-China Oil and Gas Pipelines
Bo Kong
6. Pipeline Politics in Asia: Implications for the United States
Mikkal Herberg
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