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0 Oil and economy in Mexico, 1900-1930s /slideshow/690-39902203/39902203 w8nqne8psn6wwwtpytmc-signature-61655ffffe8f04b60e48eb8453dbe1fe9216f5f15ce8e397d00b6280a9c698e7-poli-141005193301-conversion-gate02
This brief essay reviews the macro framework of oil and economy in Mexico in the early days of the oil industry, from 1900 to1938. The first section displays the figures of production at the world level and shows how Mexico become a major oil producer in the 1920s. The second section look at the Mexican economy of the first third of the century followed by a third section on the importance of the oil sector in terms of trade and fiscal income. The last section reviews the literature and the outlooks of the contemporaries over the development of the oil industry in the early part of the 20th century. The paper will be of use for those producing in depth analyses of the Mexican oil industry in this period.]]>
This brief essay reviews the macro framework of oil and economy in Mexico in the early days of the oil industry, from 1900 to1938. The first section displays the figures of production at the world level and shows how Mexico become a major oil producer in the 1920s. The second section look at the Mexican economy of the first third of the century followed by a third section on the importance of the oil sector in terms of trade and fiscal income. The last section reviews the literature and the outlooks of the contemporaries over the development of the oil industry in the early part of the 20th century. The paper will be of use for those producing in depth analyses of the Mexican oil industry in this period.]]> Sun, 05 Oct 2014 19:33:01 GMT /slideshow/690-39902203/39902203 Dvinz-Oil@slideshare.net(Dvinz-Oil) Oil and economy in Mexico, 1900-1930s Dvinz-Oil This brief essay reviews the macro framework of oil and economy in Mexico in the early days of the oil industry, from 1900 to1938. The first section displays the figures of production at the world level and shows how Mexico become a major oil producer in the 1920s. The second section look at the Mexican economy of the first third of the century followed by a third section on the importance of the oil sector in terms of trade and fiscal income. The last section reviews the literature and the outlooks of the contemporaries over the development of the oil industry in the early part of the 20th century. The paper will be of use for those producing in depth analyses of the Mexican oil industry in this period. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/w8nqne8psn6wwwtpytmc-signature-61655ffffe8f04b60e48eb8453dbe1fe9216f5f15ce8e397d00b6280a9c698e7-poli-141005193301-conversion-gate02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This brief essay reviews the macro framework of oil and economy in Mexico in the early days of the oil industry, from 1900 to1938. The first section displays the figures of production at the world level and shows how Mexico become a major oil producer in the 1920s. The second section look at the Mexican economy of the first third of the century followed by a third section on the importance of the oil sector in terms of trade and fiscal income. The last section reviews the literature and the outlooks of the contemporaries over the development of the oil industry in the early part of the 20th century. The paper will be of use for those producing in depth analyses of the Mexican oil industry in this period.

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0 Oil in Venezuela: Triggering Violence or Ensuring Stability? A Context‐sensitive Analysis of the Ambivalent Impact of Resource Abundance /slideshow/wp112-maehler/39901392 rnuqhbgxqeeh11mw9log-signature-61655ffffe8f04b60e48eb8453dbe1fe9216f5f15ce8e397d00b6280a9c698e7-poli-141005185354-conversion-gate02
factors that make the oil‐state Venezuela, which is generally characterized by a low level of violence, an outlier among the oil countries as a whole. It applies a newly elaborated “context approach” that systematically considers domestic and international contextual factors. To test the results of the systematic analysis, two periods with a moderate increase in internal violence in Venezuela are subsequently analyzed, in the second part of the paper, from a comparative‐historical perspective. The findings demonstrate that oil, in interaction with fluctuating non‐resource‐specific contextual conditions, has had ambiguous effects: On the one hand, oil has explicitly served as a conflict‐reducing and partly democracy‐promoting factor, principally through large‐scale socioeconomic redistribution, widespread clientelistic structures, and corrup‐tion. On the other hand, oil has triggered violence—primarily through socioeconomic causal mechanisms (central keywords: decline of oil abundance and resource management) and secondarily through the long‐term degradation of political institutions. While clientelism and corruption initially had a stabilizing effect, in the long run they exacerbated the dele‐ gitimization of the traditional political elite. Another crucial finding is that the impact and relative importance of oil with respect to the increase in violence seems to vary signifi‐ cantly depending on the specific subtype of violence.]]>
factors that make the oil‐state Venezuela, which is generally characterized by a low level of violence, an outlier among the oil countries as a whole. It applies a newly elaborated “context approach” that systematically considers domestic and international contextual factors. To test the results of the systematic analysis, two periods with a moderate increase in internal violence in Venezuela are subsequently analyzed, in the second part of the paper, from a comparative‐historical perspective. The findings demonstrate that oil, in interaction with fluctuating non‐resource‐specific contextual conditions, has had ambiguous effects: On the one hand, oil has explicitly served as a conflict‐reducing and partly democracy‐promoting factor, principally through large‐scale socioeconomic redistribution, widespread clientelistic structures, and corrup‐tion. On the other hand, oil has triggered violence—primarily through socioeconomic causal mechanisms (central keywords: decline of oil abundance and resource management) and secondarily through the long‐term degradation of political institutions. While clientelism and corruption initially had a stabilizing effect, in the long run they exacerbated the dele‐ gitimization of the traditional political elite. Another crucial finding is that the impact and relative importance of oil with respect to the increase in violence seems to vary signifi‐ cantly depending on the specific subtype of violence.]]> Sun, 05 Oct 2014 18:53:54 GMT /slideshow/wp112-maehler/39901392 Dvinz-Oil@slideshare.net(Dvinz-Oil) Oil in Venezuela: Triggering Violence or Ensuring Stability? A Context‐sensitive Analysis of the Ambivalent Impact of Resource Abundance Dvinz-Oil factors that make the oil‐state Venezuela, which is generally characterized by a low level of violence, an outlier among the oil countries as a whole. It applies a newly elaborated “context approach” that systematically considers domestic and international contextual factors. To test the results of the systematic analysis, two periods with a moderate increase in internal violence in Venezuela are subsequently analyzed, in the second part of the paper, from a comparative‐historical perspective. The findings demonstrate that oil, in interaction with fluctuating non‐resource‐specific contextual conditions, has had ambiguous effects: On the one hand, oil has explicitly served as a conflict‐reducing and partly democracy‐promoting factor, principally through large‐scale socioeconomic redistribution, widespread clientelistic structures, and corrup‐tion. On the other hand, oil has triggered violence—primarily through socioeconomic causal mechanisms (central keywords: decline of oil abundance and resource management) and secondarily through the long‐term degradation of political institutions. While clientelism and corruption initially had a stabilizing effect, in the long run they exacerbated the dele‐ gitimization of the traditional political elite. Another crucial finding is that the impact and relative importance of oil with respect to the increase in violence seems to vary signifi‐ cantly depending on the specific subtype of violence. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/rnuqhbgxqeeh11mw9log-signature-61655ffffe8f04b60e48eb8453dbe1fe9216f5f15ce8e397d00b6280a9c698e7-poli-141005185354-conversion-gate02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> factors that make the oil‐state Venezuela, which is generally characterized by a low level of violence, an outlier among the oil countries as a whole. It applies a newly elaborated “context approach” that systematically considers domestic and international contextual factors. To test the results of the systematic analysis, two periods with a moderate increase in internal violence in Venezuela are subsequently analyzed, in the second part of the paper, from a comparative‐historical perspective. The findings demonstrate that oil, in interaction with fluctuating non‐resource‐specific contextual conditions, has had ambiguous effects: On the one hand, oil has explicitly served as a conflict‐reducing and partly democracy‐promoting factor, principally through large‐scale socioeconomic redistribution, widespread clientelistic structures, and corrup‐tion. On the other hand, oil has triggered violence—primarily through socioeconomic causal mechanisms (central keywords: decline of oil abundance and resource management) and secondarily through the long‐term degradation of political institutions. While clientelism and corruption initially had a stabilizing effect, in the long run they exacerbated the dele‐ gitimization of the traditional political elite. Another crucial finding is that the impact and relative importance of oil with respect to the increase in violence seems to vary signifi‐ cantly depending on the specific subtype of violence.

Oil in Venezuela: Triggering Violence or Ensuring Stability? A Context‐sensitive Analysis of the Ambivalent Impact of Resource Abundance from Dvinz Oil & Gas,S.A

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0 Venezuela Ranks As One Of The Top Suppliers Of Crude Oil /Dvinz-Oil/venezuela-39900429 hv3c4nc6qrk2msnryx74-signature-b689948802fa8b1c32fdc11e64b1ed0ca916c447a15e07ef266cbc37184e747e-poli-141005180113-conversion-gate02
Venezuela is one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of crude oil. It has consistently been one of the largest exporters of crude oil in the Americas. As a founding member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Venezuela is an important player in the global oil market. While production has been declining, Venezuela exports of crude oil to the United States have been among the top. In recent years, through significant upfront investment, an increasing share of Venezuela’s exports have been delivered to China and India. In 2012, Venezuela consumed 3.3 quadrillion British thermal units (Btu) of total energy. Oil continues to represent the majority of total energy consumed, while use of natural gas has increased in the past five years. Hydroelectric power represents less than 25% of total consumption, and coal represents less than 1%]]>
Venezuela is one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of crude oil. It has consistently been one of the largest exporters of crude oil in the Americas. As a founding member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Venezuela is an important player in the global oil market. While production has been declining, Venezuela exports of crude oil to the United States have been among the top. In recent years, through significant upfront investment, an increasing share of Venezuela’s exports have been delivered to China and India. In 2012, Venezuela consumed 3.3 quadrillion British thermal units (Btu) of total energy. Oil continues to represent the majority of total energy consumed, while use of natural gas has increased in the past five years. Hydroelectric power represents less than 25% of total consumption, and coal represents less than 1%]]> Sun, 05 Oct 2014 18:01:13 GMT /Dvinz-Oil/venezuela-39900429 Dvinz-Oil@slideshare.net(Dvinz-Oil) Venezuela Ranks As One Of The Top Suppliers Of Crude Oil Dvinz-Oil Venezuela is one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of crude oil. It has consistently been one of the largest exporters of crude oil in the Americas. As a founding member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Venezuela is an important player in the global oil market. While production has been declining, Venezuela exports of crude oil to the United States have been among the top. In recent years, through significant upfront investment, an increasing share of Venezuela’s exports have been delivered to China and India. In 2012, Venezuela consumed 3.3 quadrillion British thermal units (Btu) of total energy. Oil continues to represent the majority of total energy consumed, while use of natural gas has increased in the past five years. Hydroelectric power represents less than 25% of total consumption, and coal represents less than 1% <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/hv3c4nc6qrk2msnryx74-signature-b689948802fa8b1c32fdc11e64b1ed0ca916c447a15e07ef266cbc37184e747e-poli-141005180113-conversion-gate02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Venezuela is one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of crude oil. It has consistently been one of the largest exporters of crude oil in the Americas. As a founding member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Venezuela is an important player in the global oil market. While production has been declining, Venezuela exports of crude oil to the United States have been among the top. In recent years, through significant upfront investment, an increasing share of Venezuela’s exports have been delivered to China and India. In 2012, Venezuela consumed 3.3 quadrillion British thermal units (Btu) of total energy. Oil continues to represent the majority of total energy consumed, while use of natural gas has increased in the past five years. Hydroelectric power represents less than 25% of total consumption, and coal represents less than 1%

Venezuela Ranks As One Of The Top Suppliers Of Crude Oil from Dvinz Oil & Gas,S.A

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0 The Resource Curse and Oil Revenues in Venezuela And Angola /slideshow/61845346/39900145 qhjfjugrpmj0yl1eslld-signature-b689948802fa8b1c32fdc11e64b1ed0ca916c447a15e07ef266cbc37184e747e-poli-141005174526-conversion-gate02
Dvinz Oil & Gas,S.A: To many people in Latin America, Hugo Chávez was a revolutionary hero who embraced the poor. rabbing control of Venezuela’s vast oil wealth, using its proceeds to fund social and anti-poverty projects, and expelling the free-market scolds from the I.M.F., the World Bank, and his country’s business establishment. On the other hand, Chávez was a leader dealing with the “resource curse” that has afflicted all too many developing countries.]]>
Dvinz Oil & Gas,S.A: To many people in Latin America, Hugo Chávez was a revolutionary hero who embraced the poor. rabbing control of Venezuela’s vast oil wealth, using its proceeds to fund social and anti-poverty projects, and expelling the free-market scolds from the I.M.F., the World Bank, and his country’s business establishment. On the other hand, Chávez was a leader dealing with the “resource curse” that has afflicted all too many developing countries.]]> Sun, 05 Oct 2014 17:45:26 GMT /slideshow/61845346/39900145 Dvinz-Oil@slideshare.net(Dvinz-Oil) The Resource Curse and Oil Revenues in Venezuela And Angola Dvinz-Oil Dvinz Oil & Gas,S.A: To many people in Latin America, Hugo Chávez was a revolutionary hero who embraced the poor. rabbing control of Venezuela’s vast oil wealth, using its proceeds to fund social and anti-poverty projects, and expelling the free-market scolds from the I.M.F., the World Bank, and his country’s business establishment. On the other hand, Chávez was a leader dealing with the “resource curse” that has afflicted all too many developing countries. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/qhjfjugrpmj0yl1eslld-signature-b689948802fa8b1c32fdc11e64b1ed0ca916c447a15e07ef266cbc37184e747e-poli-141005174526-conversion-gate02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Dvinz Oil & Gas,S.A: To many people in Latin America, Hugo Chávez was a revolutionary hero who embraced the poor. rabbing control of Venezuela’s vast oil wealth, using its proceeds to fund social and anti-poverty projects, and expelling the free-market scolds from the I.M.F., the World Bank, and his country’s business establishment. On the other hand, Chávez was a leader dealing with the “resource curse” that has afflicted all too many developing countries.

The Resource Curse and Oil Revenues in Venezuela And Angola from Dvinz Oil & Gas,S.A

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0 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-Dvinz-Oil-48x48.jpg?cb=1523667931 Founded in 1996, Dvinz Oil & Gas,S.A is a Venezuelan based independent energy company engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development, exploitation and production of crude oil and natural gas. Dvinz Oil & Gas core management and technical team comprise proven oil and gas professionals, with extensive international experience in all aspects of exploration, operations and venture capital markets. We focus our exploration and production on oil and gas-rich regions in Venezuela, Europe, Russia and the Middle East. Together with our Venezuelan partners, we are active in the transport, storage and trading of crude oil and refined oil products. www.dvinz.com https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/a-3-51a336706798d9521c739806038f138a52445de4-150306183457-conversion-gate01-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds Dvinz-Oil/untitled-presentation-45538039 Untitled Presentation https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/w8nqne8psn6wwwtpytmc-signature-61655ffffe8f04b60e48eb8453dbe1fe9216f5f15ce8e397d00b6280a9c698e7-poli-141005193301-conversion-gate02-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/690-39902203/39902203 Oil and economy in Mex... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/rnuqhbgxqeeh11mw9log-signature-61655ffffe8f04b60e48eb8453dbe1fe9216f5f15ce8e397d00b6280a9c698e7-poli-141005185354-conversion-gate02-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/wp112-maehler/39901392 Oil in Venezuela: Trig...