OGEL 3 (2018) - International Energy Law
K. Talus, Tulane Center for Energy Law, Tulane UniversityR.J. Heffron, CEPMLP, University of Dundee
OGEL 3 (2018)
International Energy Law
Editorial
R.J. Heffron, CEPMLP, University of Dundee
Articles
What is "International Energy Law" or "Energy Law"?
K. Talus, Tulane Center for Energy Law, Tulane UniversityR.J. Heffron, CEPMLP, University of Dundee
Actors in International Energy Law
T. Moya Mose, School of Law, Queen Mary University of LondonTransition of Global Governance of Energy and Extractive Sectors: Proliferation of Transparency and Accountability Initiatives
G. Mete, Centre for Energy Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy, DundeeIntroduction to Upstream Petroleum Law and Regulation
K. Talus, Tulane Center for Energy Law, Tulane UniversityE.G. Pereira, International Energy Attorney
Developments in Downstream Energy Regulation in the EU: Accommodating the Changing Role of Energy Consumers
L.S. Reins, Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology and Society, Tilburg UniversitySustainability in the Energy Sector: Policy Directions and Implementing Measures
S.L. Penttinen, Tulane Center for Energy Law, Tulane University; UEF Law School, University of Eastern FinlandInternational Law of the Sea and Energy
D.C. Smith, Foley Hoag LLPM. Pratt, Bordermap Consulting Ltd
Tracing the Evolution of International Investment Law Through the Catalyst of Energy Disputes
A. Sabater, Chaffetz Lindsey LLPM.D. Stadnyk, Squire Patton Boggs
An Overview on the Multilateral Regulation of Energy Trade in the WTO: Framework, Context and Contentions
M. Wüstenberg, UEF Law SchoolPolitical Risk Management in Natural Resources Projects in the MENA and the Latin American Regions
E. Eljuri, Sierra OilY. Abul-Failat, LXL LLP