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Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- 1. Before the Union -- 2. Sea Power and the Jacobites -- 3. The Navy and the 'Forty-Five' -- 4. Scottish Officers -- 5. Naval Operations in Scotland -- 6. Naval Recruitment in Scotland -- 7. Nineteenth-century Neglect -- 8. The First Scottish Bases -- 9. The Grand Fleet and its Bases -- 10. The First Submarine War -- 11. Lean Years -- 12. The Second World War in the North -- 13. The Clyde Convoy Base -- 14. Naval Training -- 15. Cold War and Cod Wars -- 16. The Nuclear Submarine Bases -- Notes -- Index of Ships -- General Index.

Argues that Iran's current stance regarding its nuclear program is leveraged by its oil sector, whereby any disruption in production as a function of sanctions could result in a global oil shock rivaling or superceding those of the 1970s. However, it is contended that Iran's position is not sustainable by virtue of supply and demand and Saudi efforts to reassert Saudi Arabia's market power.