

Fueling Conflict: Global Resource Politics in the 21st century
Sep 27, 2024
Professor Brenda Shaffer, an expert in international energy and foreign policy, dives into the turbulent intersection of energy politics and naval strategy. She discusses how climate change is intensifying competition for untapped resources in key regions. The dialogue reveals the strategic implications of nuclear energy in military operations and reflects on historical conflicts driven by resource control. Shaffer also highlights the complexities of energy logistics in modern warfare and the geopolitical dynamics among authoritarian regimes affecting global stability.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating Energy Politics and Nuclear Power
02:25 • 12min
The Crucial Role of Energy in Military Strategy and Historical Conflicts
14:01 • 5min
Energy Logistics in Modern Warfare
18:32 • 10min
Geopolitics of Energy and Security
28:17 • 30min
Global Energy Realities: Challenges and Insights
57:53 • 4min
The Role of Open Source Information in Energy Politics
01:02:15 • 5min
Harnessing AI for Global Event Reporting
01:07:02 • 3min