Study Group on Asian Energy Security in the 21st Century
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Study Group on Asian Energy Security in the 21st Century
Director: Robert A. Manning, Senior Adviser, Atlantic Council Chairs: Edward L. Morse, Managing Director, Head of Commodity Research, Credit Suisse and R. James Woolsey May 1, 1998 - March 1, 2000
This study group analyzed the impact of Asia’s burgeoning energy demand on global energy markets and regional security dynamics. The study group assessed the energy strategies of, and competition among, China, India, Japan, Korea, and ASEAN countries over the next quarter century and identifying the relevant foreign policy challenges for the United States. Robert Manning has written a book, The Asian Energy Factor: Myths and Dilemmas of Energy, Security, and the Pacific Future, which examines the issues raised in the group’s meetings and draws relevant conclusions and recommendations for the policy community.
Speaker: Robert A. Manning, C.V. Starr Senior Fellow and Director, Asia Studies, Council on Foreign Relations
February 2, 2000
Robert Manning will analyze the effect of Asia's energy strategies and possible supply competition among— China, India, Japan, Korea and ASEAN countries— and identify foreign policy challenges for the United States.
National Program Meeting
Study Group on Asian Energy-Security in the 21st Century (Los Angeles)
Commentator: Mikkal E. Herberg Panelist: Gregory F. Treverton Speaker: Robert A. Manning, C.V. Starr Senior Fellow and Director, Asia Studies, Council on Foreign Relations
October 26, 1998
National Program Meeting
Study Group on Asian Energy-Security in the 21st Century (Houston)
Commentator: Amy Myers Jaffe Panelist: Edward P. Djerejian Speaker: Robert A. Manning, C.V. Starr Senior Fellow and Director, Asia Studies, Council on Foreign Relations
October 6, 1998
Presiders: Edward L. Morse R. James Woolsey Speaker: Fereidun Fesharaki
July 29, 1998
Study Group Meeting
Energy Trends in China and India
Presiders: Edward L. Morse R. James Woolsey Speaker: David Jhirad, U.S. Department of Energy
July 1, 1998
Study Group Meeting
Energy Strategies and Security Implications of Japan, Korea, and the ASEAN Nations
Presiders: Edward L. Morse R. James Woolsey Speakers: James C. Clad, Georgetown University and Cambridge Energy Research Associates Jon Choy, Japan Economic Institute
June 3, 1998
Study Group Meeting
Energy Trends and Growth in Demand in Asia
Discussant: Philip K. Verleger, Brattle Group Presiders: R. James Woolsey Edward L. Morse Speakers: Michael C. Lynch, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Matthew R. Simmons, Simmons & Company, International
May 20, 1998
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