A new report from the Stanley Foundation, a nonpartisan research institute, examines the role of energy security in U.S. defense policy.
The report argues “the time has already passed when oil was strategically important enough to require individual industrialized nations to be prepared to intervene militarily in oil-producing regions.”
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