East and West in the Energy Squeeze: Prospects for Cooperation

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St. Martin's, 1980, 468 pp

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The workshops on East-West economic relations organized by the Institute for Comparative Economic Studies in Vienna are said to have provoked significant exchanges among scholars from a number of different countries. These preparatory papers are more factual than challenging but are particularly valuable because of the way East-West energy relations are moving.

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