The geopolitical weight of Arab oil and its future

Section: Research Paper
Published
Dec 1, 1986
Pages
467-502

Abstract

The problem with this research stems from the main question, which is the following questions: The main scientific assumptions adopted in this research, namely: First: What is the international relative weight of Arab oil? Second: What is the current picture of the economic evaluation elements of Al-Arefi oil? Third: What is the reality of its social cost? In an attempt to put forward some political and economic options through them. In order to maximize the role of this resource in the geopolitical weight of the Arab world globally? Perhaps addressing these problems requires a distinguished scientific effort or specialized expertise capable of defining the scientific hypotheses to be approved. Therefore, originality in this treatment: a method and a substance was the main impetus to test the research problem. Therefore, the theoretical and practical importance of this research follows from the scientific content of the approaches of spatial force analysis: strategy and geo-strategic according to geopolitical concepts as we see them. Accordingly, this research attempts to determine the geopolitical weight of Arab oil nationally and internationally by assessing its economic and social impacts: both a current picture and a future elegance. Through the levels of these indicators in developed countries as higher strategic goals. It may be objective to point out that studying a problem like the one addressed by this research requires reference to reliable data. Indeed, the statistics of the United Nations, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, the World Bank for Development and Reconstruction, and the Center for Arab Unity Studies were formed. The main sources of data for this research

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Azhar AlSmak, M. (1986). The geopolitical weight of Arab oil and its future. Adab Al-Rafidayn, 16(16), 467–502. https://doi.org/10.33899/radab.1986.166010