反政府石油政权和经济治理:也门胡塞武装的例子

IF 1.1 Q3 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Ariel I. Ahram
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大多数关于石油与叛乱的研究都集中在控制资源生产场所(如油田、炼油厂和出口码头)的物理竞争上。所有权问题排在第三位,甚至是微不足道的。本文认真对待所有权问题,详细介绍了反叛组织如何对国有石油资产的所有权提出法律要求。反对派的石油政权植根于更广泛形式的反对派经济治理和外交。叛乱分子可以主张对资源的合法权利,即使他们无法获得资源。本文以也门北部胡塞武装(安拉武装)为例,展示了反政府石油政权如何通过影响冲突进程和冲突解决的方式,帮助巩固精英讨价还价和与外部赞助人的关系。将合法性与资源的实际占有结合起来考虑,可以更好地解释叛军治理在经济领域的运作方式。
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Rebel oil regimes and economic governance: the case of the Houthis in Yemen
ABSTRACT Most studies on oil and rebellion focus on the physical competition to control sites of resource production such as fields, refineries and export terminals. Issues of ownership are tertiary, even derisory. This paper takes issues of ownership seriously, detailing how rebel groups make legal claims to ownership of state-controlled oil assets. Rebel oil regimes are embedded in broader forms of rebel economic governance and diplomacy. Rebels can assert legal rights to resources even when they lack physical access to it. Using the case of the Houthis (Ansar Allah) in northern Yemen, the paper shows how rebel oil regimes help solidify elite bargains and relationships with outside patrons in ways that affect the course of conflict and conflict resolution. Considering legality alongside physical possession of resources better explains how rebel governance operates in the economic sphere.
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Conflict Security & Development
Conflict Security & Development INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-
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