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Book Title
Power Politics : Carbon Energy in Historical Perspective Paperbac
ISBN
9780190696221
Subject Area
Business & Economics, History
Publication Name
Power Politics : Carbon Energy in Historical Perspective
Item Length
6 in
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Subject
Economics / General, World
Series
Roots of Contemporary Issues Ser.
Publication Year
2020
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.6 in
Author
Jesse Spohnholz, Clif Stratton
Item Width
9.1 in
Item Weight
10.4 Oz
Number of Pages
176 Pages

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Growing directly out of the experiences of a team of Washington State University historians who designed a new foundational course for WSU's common requirements, the Roots of Contemporary Issues series is built on the premise that students will be better at facing current and future challenges, no matter their major or career path, if they are capable of addressing controversial and pressing issues in mature, reasoned ways using evidence, critical thinking, and clear written and oral communication skills. To help students achieve these goals, each title in the Roots of Contemporary Issues series argues that today's problems are not simply the outcomes of yesterday's decisions: they are shaped by years, decades, and centuries of historical developments. Solving the central problems facing our world requires a deep historical understanding of the ways in which humans have been interconnected with faraway places for centuries. Power Politics is centered around the premise that in order to generate real solutions to the problem of climate change, we must first understand how our relationship to the carbon-based fuels that drive global warming has unfolded over time. By tracing the historical relationship between carbon energy and political ideas, institutions, motivations, and actions, Power Politics places readers in a better position to understand the entrenched nature of climate change denialism, capitalists' self-proclaimed ability to correct the problem, and the appeal of politically radical solutions to global warming. The book is organized into five chapters that move forward in time and offer selected case studies that illustrate how the pursuit of carbon energy and politics intersect and shape each other over time. The chapters track five key periods in the political history of carbon energy: the pre-industrial, the industrial revolution, the ages of empire and mass democracy, the Cold War and decolonization, and the late- and post- Cold War.

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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0190696222
ISBN-13
9780190696221
eBay Product ID (ePID)
9050025242

Product Key Features

Author
Jesse Spohnholz, Clif Stratton
Publication Name
Power Politics : Carbon Energy in Historical Perspective
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Subject
Economics / General, World
Series
Roots of Contemporary Issues Ser.
Publication Year
2020
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Business & Economics, History
Number of Pages
176 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
6 in
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Width
9.1 in
Item Weight
10.4 Oz

Additional Product Features

LCCN
2020-008900
Intended Audience
College Audience
Lc Classification Number
Hd9502.A2s796 2021
Reviews
"Some of us love history for its own sake, but for most students the contents of a college history course seem detached, unrelated to their lives, even meaningless. Yet we are surrounded by the legacy of history. Everything around us--policy, population, culture, economy, environment--is a product of the actions and activities of people in the past. How can we hope to address the challenges we face and resolve contentious issues--inequality, health,immigration, climate change--without understanding where they come from? The volumes in the Roots of Contemporary Issues series are the tested products of years of classroom teaching and research. They addresscontroversial issues with impartiality but not detachment, combining historical context and human agency to create accounts that are meaningful and usable for any student confronting the complex world in which they will live."--Trevor R. Getz, San Francisco State University"This is a truly innovative series that promises to revolutionize how world history is taught, freeing students and faculty alike from the 'tyranny of coverage' often embedded within civilizational paradigms, and facilitating sustained reflection on the roots of the most pressing issues in our contemporary world. Students' understanding of the importance of history and their interest in our discipline is sure to be heightened by these volumes that deeplycontextualize and historicize current global problems."--Nicola Foote, Arizona State University"In Power Politics, Stratton addresses one of the most pressing and timely issues of our times. In a world literally drowning and burning from the effects of climate change, he explicates the historical roots of our dependence on fossil fuels."--Shellen Wu, University of Tennessee, Knoxville"It trades depth for breadth and scholarly detail for undergraduate accessibility." -- Sean Adams , World History Connected, "Some of us love history for its own sake, but for most students the contents of a college history course seem detached, unrelated to their lives, even meaningless. Yet we are surrounded by the legacy of history. Everything around us--policy, population, culture, economy, environment--is a product of the actions and activities of people in the past. How can we hope to address the challenges we face and resolve contentious issues--inequality, health, immigration, climate change--without understanding where they come from? The volumes in the Roots of Contemporary Issues series are the tested products of years of classroom teaching and research. They address controversial issues with impartiality but not detachment, combining historical context and human agency to create accounts that are meaningful and usable for any student confronting the complex world in which they will live."--Trevor R. Getz, San Francisco State University"This is a truly innovative series that promises to revolutionize how world history is taught, freeing students and faculty alike from the 'tyranny of coverage' often embedded within civilizational paradigms, and facilitating sustained reflection on the roots of the most pressing issues in our contemporary world. Students' understanding of the importance of history and their interest in our discipline is sure to be heightened by these volumes that deeply contextualize and historicize current global problems."--Nicola Foote, Arizona State University "In Power Politics, Stratton addresses one of the most pressing and timely issues of our times. In a world literally drowning and burning from the effects of climate change, he explicates the historical roots of our dependence on fossil fuels."--Shellen Wu, University of Tennessee, Knoxville"It trades depth for breadth and scholarly detail for undergraduate accessibility." -- Sean Adams , World History Connected, "Some of us love history for its own sake, but for most students the contents of a college history course seem detached, unrelated to their lives, even meaningless. Yet we are surrounded by the legacy of history. Everything around us--policy, population, culture, economy, environment--is a product of the actions and activities of people in the past. How can we hope to address the challenges we face and resolve contentious issues--inequality, health, immigration, climate change--without understanding where they come from? The volumes in the Roots of Contemporary Issues series are the tested products of years of classroom teaching and research. They address controversial issues with impartiality but not detachment, combining historical context and human agency to create accounts that are meaningful and usable for any student confronting the complex world in which they will live."--Trevor R. Getz, San Francisco State University "This is a truly innovative series that promises to revolutionize how world history is taught, freeing students and faculty alike from the 'tyranny of coverage' often embedded within civilizational paradigms, and facilitating sustained reflection on the roots of the most pressing issues in our contemporary world. Students' understanding of the importance of history and their interest in our discipline is sure to be heightened by these volumes that deeply contextualize and historicize current global problems."--Nicola Foote, Arizona State University "In Power Politics, Stratton addresses one of the most pressing and timely issues of our times. In a world literally drowning and burning from the effects of climate change, he explicates the historical roots of our dependence on fossil fuels."--Shellen Wu, University of Tennessee, Knoxville "It trades depth for breadth and scholarly detail for undergraduate accessibility." -- Sean Adams , World History Connected, "Some of us love history for its own sake, but for most students the contents of a college history course seem detached, unrelated to their lives, even meaningless. Yet we are surrounded by the legacy of history. Everything around us--policy, population, culture, economy, environment--is a product of the actions and activities of people in the past. How can we hope to address the challenges we face and resolve contentious issues--inequality, health, immigration, climate change--without understanding where they come from? The volumes in the Roots of Contemporary Issues series are the tested products of years of classroom teaching and research. They address controversial issues with impartiality but not detachment, combining historical context and human agency to create accounts that are meaningful and usable for any student confronting the complex world in which they will live."--Trevor R. Getz, San Francisco State University "This is a truly innovative series that promises to revolutionize how world history is taught, freeing students and faculty alike from the 'tyranny of coverage' often embedded within civilizational paradigms, and facilitating sustained reflection on the roots of the most pressing issues in our contemporary world. Students' understanding of the importance of history and their interest in our discipline is sure to be heightened by these volumes that deeply contextualize and historicize current global problems."--Nicola Foote, Arizona State University "In Power Politics, Stratton addresses one of the most pressing and timely issues of our times. In a world literally drowning and burning from the effects of climate change, he explicates the historical roots of our dependence on fossil fuels."--Shellen Wu, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Table of Content
List of Maps and Figures About the Author Acknowledgments Series Introduction: Connecting the Past and Present Introduction Chapter 1. Energy and Politics Before the Carbon Age Forests Hydraulic Politics Proto-Fossil China English Coal Chapter 2. Life in the Factory Why Britain? Slow Steam, Rushing Water Coal Fire Spreads Chapter 3. Carbon Democracy and its Limits Carbon Energy and its Democratic Promise The Limits of Carbon Democracy Carbon Empires Oil Violence in Revolutionary Mexico Chapter 4. Cold War Carbon The Cold War and Decolonization Energy Recovery Oil and Democracy in the Middle East Chapter 5. The Politics of Energy Crisis Posted Prices Inventing an Energy Crisis Neocolonial Carbon Conclusion: Protest Energy Index
Dewey Decimal
333.8209
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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