OGEL - Global Energy Law & Regulation Portal
OGEL 3 (2008): Eurasian Energy
This issue of OGEL has a special feature on Eurasian Energy prepared
by Zhanibek Saurbek and Matt Stone of CEPMLP, looking at
developments in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Turkmenistan and Russia. Also
in this issue: we continue with our coverage of Iraq, Energy Security, Energy Charter
Treaty and Human Rights (Prof. Ruggie).
View the Table of contents.
Recent issues
Thomas Wälde (1949-2008)
Professor Wälde
CEPMLP, University of Dundee, Scotland, UK.
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It is with great sadness that we have learnt of the death of Professor Thomas Wälde our Editor in Chief and founder of OGEL, on 11 October at his holiday residence in the south of France. Of course, our sincere condolences go first of all to his family, and we wish them strength during this difficult period.
Read moreAlso see: Editorial Team.
Contribute (Short) Comments & Papers
We are looking for both short comments on recent developments of broad interest and longer academic style papers. We would like, such comments and papers to be backed-up by provision of in-depth notes and articles and primary legal and regulatory materials.
Given OGEL's role as the principal "Global Energy Law & Regulation Portal", we are looking to re-publish quality and relevant studies published elsewhere - and would appreciate help in identifying such studies and, where possible, get the authors' (or other right-holders') consent.
For more information or suggestions, please contact our Editor in Chief, have a look at our submission guidelines and read our Call for Papers section.
Call for contributions
- OGEL special issue on Student Papers
Editor: Kim Talus - OGEL special issue on Middle East with a focus on buyback contracts
Editor: Diana Bayzakov - OGEL Special Issue on Islamic Law and Jurisprudence
Editors: Dr. M.O. Farooq
& G.I. Malumfashi
See also are previously published specials.
Advance publication
- Jan 06
- The Italian Interests in the Caspian Area: An Overview
- Jan 06
- Colombia Get's Ready to Auction its Natural Gas
- Oct 09
- How the World Bank Could Lead the World in Alleviating Climate Change
- Oct 09
- The Energy Charter Treaty's Investor Protection Provisions: Potential to Foster Solutions to Global Warming and Promote Sustainable Development
- Oct 09
- Path Dependence and Commission Activism in the Evolution of the European Union's External Energy Policy
- Oct 09
- Energy Dimension of Pan European Security and its Impact on the European Union
Full listing...
Authors
Did you know that 1158 authors from all over the world have contributed to OGEL? See our overview of contributing authors for more information.
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Readers
The number of OGEL readers has been increasing from the start; these consist of major international energy companies, governmental organisations, law firms (mainly those with a claim to special competence in international oil, gas and energy regulation), international agencies and academic and think-tank institutions in the field of energy policy. A selection in random order:
You can find a more extensive overview here.
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