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       By: chandoona ct Date: August 30, 2023, 12:08 am
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       Helen Thompson is Professor of Political Economy in the
       Department of Political Science and International Studies at the
       University of Cambridge. She writes a biweekly column for the
       New Statesman and has been a regular contributor to the Talking
       Politics podcast . We spoke with her on the occasion of the
       publication of her latest book, Disorder: Hard Times in the 21st
       Century . Hard times in the twenty-first century.
       The objective of his book is to show how the current
       dysfunctions – both in the internal politics of Western
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       politics – originate from
       a series of structural clashes whose effects have spread among
       the geopolitical spheres . , economic and political . Among the
       various forces behind these ruptures, you point to the
       geopolitics of energy as a determining factor.
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       The starting point of contemporary energy geopolitics, and
       consequently of my book, is at the beginning of the 20th century
       , when it became clear to the major European powers that an "age
       of oil" was about to begin. Very soon, the European governments
       realized that this world would be quite dangerous for them
       because they did not have oil reserves on their soil, unlike,
       for example, the United States or Russia. During World War I, it
       became clear that the military power of the 20th century would
       be based on oil as a source of energy. For this reason, the most
       important contribution of the United Statesto the war was not
       necessarily the sending of troops, but its ability to supply oil
       to Britain and France, when Germany and its allies could not get
       it.
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