The caravan goes on : how Aramco and Saudi Arabia grew up together
By: Jungers, Frank
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BookPublisher: Newport, Isle of Wight : Medina Publishing, 2014.Description: 255 p. : col. ill., maps ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9781909339187Subject(s): Petroleum industry and trade -- Saudi Arabia -- History | Petroleum industry and tradeDDC classification: 338.7665509538 JU CA Online resources: Location Map | Item type | Home library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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| REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 338.7665509538 JU CA (Browse shelf) | Available | T0056410 |
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Index: pages 243-255.
Acknowledgments Prologue Introduction Chapter 1: Aramco's Origins Chapter 2: My Road to Aramco Chapter 3: An Arabian Adventure Chapter 4: Partners and Rivals Chapter 5: Aramcons: Forging a Workforce Chapter 6: Providing for Our Workers Chapter 7: Responding to Grievances Chapter 8: Tom Barger and Home Ownership Chapter 9: Healthy and Safe Chapter 10: Trains and Farms: Lifting an Economy Chapter 11: Interlude at Shemlan Chapter 12: The Faisal Era Begins Chapter 13: Bahrain and Abu Sa'fah Field Chapter 14: Boundaries Chapter 15: Pricing and Ownership: Part 1 Chapter 16: Pricing and Ownership: Part 2 Chapter 17: The Oil Embargo Chapter 18: Faisal's Vatican Overture Chapter 19: The Death of King Faisal Chapter 20: The OPEC Hostage Crisis Chapter 21: Powering the East: SCECO Is Born Chapter 22: Master Gas Plan Chapter 23: Royal Succession Chapter 24: Environment Matters Chapter 25: 75th Anniversary Chapter 26: Conclusion Appendix 1: Chronology Appendix 2: Company Leaders Index.
Frank Jungers, former president, Chairman and CEO of the petroleum giant Aramco, tells the inside story of his three decades in Saudi Arabia (1947-1978) with the world's largest oil producing company. A North Dakota farm boy Jungers rose to the top of one of the most important hydrocarbon enterprises ever.