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‘Axis of evil or access to diesel?: spaces of new imperialism and the Iraq war’ by Bieler, Andreas, Morton, Adam David

“…Was it an imperialist move to secure the ‘global oil spigot’? Alternatively, did the use of military force reflect the interests and emergence of a transnational state apparatus? …”
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A partner in progress?: Shell-BP's role in Nigeria during the transition to independence, 1946-67 by Minton, Christopher Philip Thomas

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Individual and social ramifications of epidemics in the Saudi novels: Safer Berlik and Humma Qifar by Suhail Ahmad, Abdel-Fattah M. Adel, Mashhoor Abdu Al-Moghales, Robert E. Bjork, Mohammed Almahfali

“…This paper analyzes two Saudi novels within the context of pandemics, employing a cultural imperialism perspective. The novel Humma Qifar قـفـار حـمـى (Fever of Qifar, 2003) is set against the backdrop of the oil boom in Saudi Arabia during the 1950s, while Safer Berlik برلك سفر (Mobilization, 2019) takes place during World War I, in the context of troop mobilization by the Turks and the forced deportation of Arabs to Damascus. …”
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Multinational Corporation (MNC) as foreign policy actor: a case study on Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) / Ahmad Shafez Adil by Adil, Ahmad Shafez

“…Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) is a Malaysia’s leading oil and gas multinational company. From the establishment of the company on August 17th, 1974 until recent year, its contribution in term of dividends, royalties, and export duties are getting increased. …”
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