Subcommittee Hearing: Emerging Threat of Resource Wars
There is an increasing global demand for supplies of energy and strategic minerals that is sparking intense economic competition that could lead to open conflict. This hearing will look at the economic and geopolitical tensions that could threaten U.S. and allied security from competition for resources, and what America can do to protect its interests.
Mr. Edward C. Chow
Senior Fellow
Energy and National Security Program
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Jeffrey Mankoff, Ph.D.
Deputy Director and Fellow
Russia & Eurasian Program
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Brigadier General John Adams, USA, Retired
President
Guardian Six Consulting, LLC
Mr. Neil Brown
Non-Resident Fellow
German Marshall Fund of the United States