Gaseous State: A Historical Geography of Natural Gas and the Capitalist State in an Age of Climate Change

In the 1930s U.S., a set of social forces and crises pushed forward state energy regulation. As states struggle to end greenhouse-gas emissions from fossil fuels, the threat of climate change demands new explanations for how energy policy emerges. In this dissertation, I explain the period of U.S. n...

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Published in:	Syracuse University Libraries (Syracuse University)
Main Author:	Carlo E. Sica
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Syracuse University 2018
Subjects:	Political Economy and Marxism Global Energy Security and Policy Energy Law and Policy natural gas regulation state energy policy capitalist state Marxist theory of the state climate change greenhouse gas emissions means of production Great Depression Fordism Keynesian economics gas market class politics political ecology axiology United States
Online Access:	https://surface.syr.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1957&context=etd
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