USA Russia & China in the Middle East : Alliances & Conflicts

by Iakovos Alhadeff

Overview

There is a rumor that it is very difficult to understand the Middle East. However this is not true. It is difficult to understand the Middle East only when the emphasis is not on oil and natural gas. If oil and natural gas are taken into account it is very easy to analyze the Middle East.

Because the Middle East is simply a region where the local players are fighting to sell their oil and natural gas, and the foreign players are fighting to buy this oil and natural gas. It might sound naïve, but that's what the Middle East is about. It is only academics and specialists that need to know more about the Middle East.

For the general reader who simply wants to understand the Middle East wars, oil and natural gas will do the trick. And that's what this booklet is about. It clearly explains how the US, Russia and China are trying to control the oil and natural gas of the Middle East, and how Saudi Arabia, Iran, Qatar and Iraq are trying to sell their oil and natural gas.

After reading the booklet, the reader will know the exact causes of the wars in Syria, Iraq and Libya. No prior knowledge is required.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940046517880
Publisher:	Iakovos Alhadeff
Publication date:	01/12/2015
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	7 MB

About the Author

I have studied economics to postgraduate level. I never worked as an economist though. I worked in the field of charter accountancy
and I completed the relevant professional exams (the Greek equivalent of the English A.C.A.). My essays are written for the general reader with no economic or accounting knowledge, and the emphasis is on intuition. All my documents are extremely pro market and quite anti-socialist in nature. I admire economists from the Chicago and the Austrian School i.e. Milton Friedman, Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich Hayek, Henry Hazlitt, Murray Rothbard. I am Greek and English is not my first language, so I hope you will excuse potential errors in my syntax.