Israel’s Newfound Petroleum Wealth: A Critique of the “Resource Curse”
In 1999, a company in Israel did what no one thought could be done – it struck natural gas and lots of it. Since then, two of the largest offshore natural gas fields have been found in Israel’s waters, disproving the belief that Moses led the Jews to the only Middle Eastern country to not have petro...
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Syracuse University
2013
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