Lifeblood: Oil Freedom And The Forces Of Capital Matthew T Huber University Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science Environmental

If Our Oil Addiction Is So Bad For Us Why Don\ T We Kick The Habit? Looking Beyond Usual Culprits-Big Petro-States And Strategists Of Empire-Lifeblood Finds A Deeper More Complex Explanation In Everyday Practices Consumption American Culture Those Matthew Huber Suggests Have Fact Been Instrumental Shaping Broader Cultural Politics Capitalism How Did Gasoline Countless Other Petroleum Products Become Central To Notions Way Life? Traces Answer From 1930S Through Shocks 1970S Present Predicament Revealing That Oil\ S Role Defining Popular Extends Far Material Connections Between Suburbia Automobility He Shows Powered Entrepreneurial Life-The Very Idea Life Itself Product Individual Capacities Doing Uses Retell Political History Triumph New Deal Liberalism Rise Right Celebration As Lifeblood Postwar Increasing Anxieties Over Rethinks Debates Surrounding Energy Neoliberalism Nature Importance Suburbanization Rightward Shift Today Tells Crises Attributable Intensify Populist Clamoring Cheap Has Less Do With Excess Than Eroding Conditions Under Σελίδες: 288 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm