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Toward a Clash of Titans? Geopolitical Implications of Energy Insecurity
A roundtable discussion by policy experts on the implications of rising energy consumption in the United States, China, India.
Where
The IR/PS Alumni Association invites alumni for a breakfast roundtable discussion on the
implications of the rising energy consumption in the United States, China, India, and elsewhere in the world amid the uncertainties surrounding future energy availability.
The session will be led by three policy experts, who will map out the key trends in global energy markets, and analyze their implications to global politics and U.S. energy and foreign policy options.
Panelists
Robert Ebel - Chairman of the Energy Program, CSIS
Tracey McMinn - Manager of international government relations, Shell Oil
Robert S. Walker – Chairman, Wexler & Walker and former member of U.S. House of Representatives
Please RSVP by responding to dcbreakfast@irpsmail.ucsd.edu.
Continental breakfast will be served.
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