Rethinking Modernity and Identity in Turkey , edited by Sibel Bozdoğan and Reşat Kasaba. (Publications on the Middle East) 282 pages, illustrations, index. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1997. $22.50 (Paper) ISBN 0-295-97597-0
Rethinking Modernity and Identity in Turkey , edited by Sibel Bozdoğan and Reşat Kasaba. (Publications on the Middle East) 282 pages, illustrations, index. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1997. $22.50 (Paper) ISBN 0-295-97597-0
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《重新思考土耳其的现代性和身份》，Sibel Bozdoğan 和 Reşat Kasaba 编辑（中东出版物）282 页，插图，索引。西雅图：华盛顿大学出版社，1997 年。22.50 美元（纸质）ISBN 0-295-97597-0
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小山健讨论了石油和液化天然气进口的安全性和可靠性两个问题。然而，他的预测是基于亚洲国家一些经济遭受严重打击之前的情况，这是作者没有预料到的。不过，随着东南亚和日本经济下滑趋势的逆转，作者的分析变得有效。在第四章中，托马斯·斯托弗提出了一种新的启发性方法来分析天然气和石油之间的竞争在第五章中，迈克尔·林奇（Michael Lynch）试图通过比较这些国家的不同估计和预测及其对世界市场的影响来分析前苏联的石油经济，并得出结论：如果生产商选择出售天然气，那么净收入将会下降。在第六章中，阿卜杜勒·拉扎克·法里斯（Abdul-Razak Al-Faris）提出了一个基本的计量经济模型，试图预测巴林、科威特、阿曼、卡塔尔、沙特阿拉伯和阿拉伯联合酋长国的汽油需求。在最后一章中，瓦利德·卡杜里（Walid Khadduri）重点讨论了海湾地区无法优化其战略的限制。尽管存在某些缺陷，《海湾能源与世界》填补了有关海湾石油在全球背景下的重要文献空白，可供专家和其他人使用。
Constraints for Gulf Energy Exporters," Ken Koyama discusses the two issues of security and dependability on imports of oil and Liquified Natural Gas. However, his projections are based on conditions in the Asian countries before the severe blow to some of their economies which is not anticipated by the author. Nevertheless, as the downward trend has been reversed in the economies of southeast Asia and Japan, the author's analysis becomes valid. In Chapter 4, Thomas Stauffer presents a new illuminating approach to analyzing the competition between natural gas and oil within OPEC and outside of OPEC, concluding that net income will decline if the producer opts to sell gas rather than oil. In Chapter 5, Michael Lynch attempts to analyze the economics of oil in the former Soviet Union by comparing different estimates and forecasts in those countries and their impact in world markets. In Chapter 6, Abdul-Razak Al-Faris presents a rudimentary econometric model in an attempt to forecast demand for gasoline in Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. In the last Chapter, Walid Khadduri focuses on previous constraints that did not permit the Gulf to optimize its strategies. It is a useful and insightful approach. In spite of certain shortcomings, Gulf Energy and the World fills an important gap in the literature on the significance of the Gulf oil in the global context and can be used by both specialists and others. IBRAHIM M. OWEISS Georgetown University