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OGEL 4 (2010)

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Host Government Contracts in the Upstream Oil and Gas Sector

Editorial

OGEL Special Issue: "Host Government Contracts in the Upstream Oil and Gas Sector"

S.P. Otillar, White & Case
J.C. Sonnier, Enbridge Energy

Upstream Petroleum Regulation incl. Host Government Contracts

Bifurcation of Title in International Oil & Gas Agreements

A.T. Martin, www.timmartin.ca

Changing the Rules of the Game: Issues that arise under the 2002 AIPN JOA when a host government mandates a "replacement contract"

A.B. Derman, Holland & Knight LLP
A. Melsheimer, Thompson & Knight LLP

Environmental Aspects of Host Government Contracts in the Upstream Oil & Gas Sector

K. Tienhaara, School of Environmental Studies, Queen's University

Petroleum Fiscal System Analysis — State of Play

D. Johnston, Daniel Johnston & Co. Inc.
D. Johnston, Daniel Johnston & Co. Inc.

How Can Government Best Achieve its Objectives for Petroleum Development: Taxation and Regulation or State Participation?

A. Ogunlade, Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law & Policy (CEPMLP)

Stability in International Contracts for Hydrocarbons Exploration and Some of the Associated General Principles of Law: From Myth to Reality

N. Daniel Dias, Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited

The Story of the UK Oil and Gas Taxation Policy: History and Trends

H. Abdo, University of Nottingham

Legal Aspects of Exploration and Exploitation of Shale Gas and Tight Gas in Poland

E. Rutkowska-Subocz, Dentons
A. Wiercinski, WKB Wiercinski, Kwiecinski, Baehr

The Offshore Petroleum Regulatory Frameworks of Australia and Norway

T. Soliman Hunter, Macquarie Law School, Macquarie University

Oil & Gas Regulatory Framework and Granting Regimes in Australia & Argentina

S. Siebel, Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO)
A. Durañona, Baker & McKenzie
E. Artola, Baker & McKenzie

Administrative Procurement Provisions for Acquisitions, Leases, Works and Services of Substantive Production Activities of PEMEX and its Subsidiary Agencies.

J.B. Torres Barrón, Baker & McKenzie
C. Maass Porras, Baker & McKenzie

The Overhaul of the Brazilian Oil and Gas Regime: Does the Adoption of a Production Sharing Agreement Bring Any Advantage Over the Current Modern Concession System?

M.R. de Oliveira, Deloitte LLP

Report on Indonesia's PSC Sovereignty Versus Contract Sanctity

M. Hasan (†)

Can a Developing Country Like Ghana Control its Oil and Gas Resources Through Production Sharing Agreements?

R. Osei-Hwere, Faculty of Law, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST)

Comments on the Draft Uganda Petroleum Bill 2010

D.R. Langenkamp, Consultant

The Iraqi Upstream Oil and Gas Industry Following the 2010 General Elections

T.W. Donovan, Iraq Law Alliance PLLC

International Petroleum Exploration and Exploitation Agreements: Legal, Economic and Policy Aspects - (book review)

K. Talus, CCEEL, UEF Law School, University of Eastern Finland (UEF)

Iran in a Dilemma: Adherence to Buyback or Transition to Production Sharing Agreements?

M. Jannatifar, Shahid Beheshti University