OGEL 6 (2011)
Editorial
Roundup of Articles
Impact of 18th Constitutional Amendment on Future of Exploration and Production Industry of Pakistan
M. Arif, Arif and AssociatesTurkey and the Changing Dynamics of World Energy: Towards Cleaner and Smarter Energy
M. Ögütçü, Global Resources PartnershipEnergy Politics Issue XXIV: Fall 2011
Energy PoliticsUpstream Petroleum Regulation incl. Host Government Contracts
Rebalancing Oil Contracts in Venezuela
J. Cárdenas García, University of Houston Law CenterInternational Law & Regulations / Law of the Sea
A View from Bangladesh: Principles of Settling Disputes on Delimitation of Maritime Boundaries - A Review of Cases Relevant to the Bay of Bengal
A.K.M. Emdadul Haque, Law & Justice Division, Ministry of Law, Justice & Parliamentary Affairs (Bangladesh)The Tension Between Trade Liberalization and Resource Sovereignty: Russia-EU Energy Relations and the Problem of Natural Gas Dual Pricing
V. Pogoretskyy, Advisory Centre on WTO Law (ACWL)D.F. Behn, PluriCourts, University of Oslo
Energy Challenges for International Trade Rules?
Y. SelivanovaInternational Investment Law
The Protection of Investments in Armed Conflicts
C.H. SchreuerGovernance Issues
From State to Market and Back: The Role of the Public Sector in the Energy Markets-The European Experience
K. Talus, Tulane Center for Energy Law, Tulane UniversityPolar Energy Law (Arctic, Antarctic)
Norway and Russia – From Cold War to Warm Peace
Ø. Noreng, BI Norwegian School of ManagementProduction Sharing Contracts
Stabilisation and Renegotiation Clauses in Production Sharing Contracts: Examining the Problems and Key Issues
T. Oyewunmi, Institute for Energy and the Environment, Vermont Law SchoolOverview of Ukraine's Legal Regime for Upstream Oil & Gas Sector in 2010 and the Beginning of 2011
I. Paliashvili, RULG-Ukrainian Legal Group, P.A.T. Lukanina, Asters
Oil Spills
Negligence versus Strict Liabilty: The Fight Against Environmental Degradation in the Niger Delta
P.S. Tamuno, Faculty of Law, University of Port HarcourtNational and International Issues in Natural Gas Development
The Case for Gas - A Producer Perspective to the Energy Debate in the European Union
G. Westgaard, Statoil ASA, EU Affairs OfficeTrends of Russia's Gas Sector Regulation
A.V. Belyi, University of Eastern FinlandEU - Russia relations
The April 2010 Russo-Ukrainian Gas Agreement and its Implications for Europe
S. Pirani, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies (OIES)J. Stern, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
K. Yafimava, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies (OIES)
Middle East, Buy Back Contracts
Reforming National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC)
E. Ghorbani, National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC)Venezuela
Policy Implementation Failure in the Context of the Constitutionalization of Environmental Protection in Venezuela: A Tale of Political Confrontation Between the National Government and the Regions and Localities.
D. Moya-Ocampos, IHSComparative Energy Law
Offshore Petroleum Facility Integrity in Australia and the United Kingdom: A Comparative Study of Two Countries Utilising the Safety Case Regime
T. Soliman Hunter, Macquarie Law School, Macquarie UniversityJ. Paterson, University of Aberdeen, Law School
The Offshore Petroleum Licensing Regimes of Australia and the United Kingdom
J. Foo, Herbert Smith FreehillsWindpower
Saving the Environment - But Ruining the View? Wind Energy Development and Aesthetics Laws in the United States and Australia
L. Berzanskis, Steptoe & Johnson, BrusselsElectricity Law and Regulation
Electricity Market Reform: The Case of Turkey
K.J. Chalvatzis, Norwich Business School / School of Env. Sciences, University of East AngliaB. Kulac, E.ON
Energy Industry Act and Regulatory Practice and Challenges in Thailand
P. Koomsup, Faculty of Economics, Thammasat UniversityP. Sirasoontorn, Faculty of Economics, Thammasat University