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The Political Economy of Rare Earth Elements

Part of the International Political Economy Series Book Series

Editors: Kiggins, Ryan David

DOI: 10.1057/9781137364241

ISBN: 978-1-349-57738-5

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Dec 1, 2015

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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The Strategic and Security Implications of Rare Earths

Kiggins, Ryan David

Pages: 1 –19

[Patrolling near the contested Islands of Senkaku/Diaoyu in the East Asian Sea on 8 September 2010, a Japanese Coast Guard crew detained the captain of a Chinese fishing boat whose crew was plying their trade near the Islands claimed as Japanese territory. The waters around these contested...
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China’s Rare Earth Industry and End-Use: Supply Security and Innovation

Wübbeke, Jost

Pages: 20 –42

[This chapter analyzes the supply security of the rare earth industry and end-use applications in China. The rare earth supply chain includes the mining and refining of rare earths — the rare earth upstream sector; the consumption of rare earths for semi-finished applications such as magnets and...
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Rare Earths and Japan: Traditional Vulnerability Reconsidered

Hatakeyama, Kyoko

Pages: 43 –61

[Rare Earth Elements (REE) have become an indispensable component of modern life. Commodities containing rare earth, such as personal computers, hybrid cars, smart phones, and tablets, are now an essential part of daily life. A dependency on such high-tech products will most likely only increase...
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Rare Earth Elements and the European Union

Rech, Maximilian

Pages: 62 –84

[Political and economic risk in the supply chain of raw materials can lead to supply bottlenecks. The security vulnerability and threat in the supply chain of high tech industries is an important challenge to the economic performance of economies around the world. Within this volume on supply...
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The Curious Disjunction of Rare Earth Elements and US Politics: Analyzing the Inability to Develop a Secure REE Supply Chain

Dobransky, Steve

Pages: 85 –105

[In late 2010 Paul Krugman of The New York Times piercingly questioned why no one was warning the country about the vital REE issue (Krugman, 2010). Fast forward to 2014 and it is clear that there is widespread recognition of the fact that REE are essential to many of the modern world’s...
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Afghanistan from Barrier to Bridgehead: The Political Economy of Rare Earth Elements and the New Silk Road

Skinner, Michael

Pages: 106 –132

[Some crude analyses claim the quest for mineral and energy resources are the ‘real reason for the war in Afghanistan’ (Chossudovsky, 2010). Some authors even claim the quest for rare earth elements (REE) alone was sufficient cause for the US led invasion of Afghanistan (Derzko, 2009). These...
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The Environment-Security Nexus in Contemporary Rare Earth Politics

Klinger, Julie Michelle

Pages: 133 –155

[If we are serious about demystifying the political economic peculiarities of the contemporary rare earth sector, we must move the environmental question from the category of unfortunate externality to center stage. This is essential because the market and security logics of rare earth supply...
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Recycling Toward Rare Earth Security

Verrax, Fanny

Pages: 156 –177

[Historically, recycling has proven to be an efficient way of securing materials availability for a range of metals. Recycling initiatives have flourished all the more when metals share the following features: little diversity of mining and exporting countries, political instability in these...
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Rare Earth and One-Dimensional Society: Mining the Foundations of Counterrevolutionary Seduction

Walsh, Sean Noah

Pages: 178 –196

[The question of how rare earth supplies affect security greatly hinges on how the meaning of security is perceived. In a very straightforward way, the scarcity of rare earths is often represented by government, industry, and media as a threat to security inasmuch as many examples of contemporary...
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Of Cursed States: Contentious Energy Narratives in Contemporary Bolivia

Caraccioli, Mauro J.

Pages: 197 –217

[In one of the last essays published before his death, the anthropologist Fernando Coronil referred to Latin America as being located within an ‘international division of labor and of nature.’ Arguing against ‘resource curse’ explanations of the region’s volatile mineral markets, Coronil...

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