- A
petrostate, oil
state or
petrocracy is a
country whose economy is
heavily dependent on the
extraction and
export of oil or
natural gas. The presence...
- the era of globalization,
several African countries have
emerged as
petrostates (for
example Angola, Cameroon, Nigeria, and Sudan).
These are nations...
- and
Palais de
Tokyo in Paris.
Recurring themes in Al Qadiri's work are
petrostates and
gender identity. Al
Qadiri was born in Senegal,
where her father...
- Diana; Cheatham,
Amelia (31 July 2024). "Venezuela: The Rise and Fall of a
Petrostate".
Council on
Foreign Relations.
Archived from the
original on 8 August...
-
particular kind of
political site.
Herbert has made it
resemble a
desertified petrostate area. The
Fremen people of
Arrakis were
influenced by the
Bedouin tribes...
-
Second Industrial Revolution. Some petroleum-rich countries,
known as
petrostates,
gained significant economic and
international influence during the latter...
-
argues that
petrostates may be
emboldened to act more
aggressively because of the
inability of
allied great powers to
punish the
petrostate. The great...
- Petr; Nazarov, Vladimir; Lazaryan,
Samvel (17 May 2016). "Twilight of the
Petrostate". The
National Interest.
Archived from the
original on 22 May 2016. Retrieved...
- Opportunity: What Has Made
Economic Reform in
Russia So Difficult, and
Petrostate.
Goldman was a 1952
graduate of the
Wharton School of the
University of...
- Russian).
President of Russia. 17
January 2000. Goldmann,
Marshall (2008).
Petrostate: Putin,
Power and the New Russia.
Oxford University Press. pp. 141–142...
