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Economic and Commercial Context for Oil, Gas and Energy Law

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Oil as Currency: Venezuela's Petro, a New 'Oil Pattern'?

I. Herrera Anchustegui
T. Hunter
(17 December 2018 - advance publication)

Actors in International Energy Law

T. Moya Mose
OGEL 3 (2018)

Mixed Blessings in Africa. Does Oil Windfall Lead to Economic Downfall?

I. Ackah
L. Ahunu
E. Graham
B. Boakye
OGEL 6 (2015)

Déjà Vu All Over Again: Another Oil Price Fiasco

N. Ait-Laoussine
J. Gault
OGEL 4 (2016)

How to Restore Trust Among Oil Exporting Countries and Manage a Gradual Price Recovery

N. Ait-Laoussine
J. Gault
OGEL 4 (2016)

Rebuttal to Sadad Al-Husseini: OPEC Needs to Reverse Course now!

N. Ait-Laoussine
J. Gault
OGEL 4 (2016)

Economic Diversification and Saudi Aramco Privatization

N. Ait-Laoussine
J. Gault
OGEL 4 (2016)

Is Oil Data Becoming More Reliable?

J. Gault
OGEL 4 (2016)

Coping with Oil Price Volatility

N. Ait-Laoussine
J. Gault
OGEL 5 (2012)

Oil's Vicious Cycles: Oil Production Does not Matter, Exports Do

A.F. Alhajji
OGEL 3 (2012)

Arctic Oil and Gas Resources: Evaluating Investment Opportunities

C. Nakhle
I. Shamsutdinova
OGEL 2 (2012)

China's Energy Prices: Internal Policy Contradictions Persist

P. Andrews-Speed
OGEL 1 (2011)

Welcome Energy Bonds? Winning Competition in Securities Regulation

A. Morozov
OGEL 1 (2011)

Evolution of Gas Pricing in Continental Europe: A View From Russia - Modernization of indexation formulas versus gas-to-gas competition

A.A. Konoplyanik
OGEL 1 (2011)

Who Sets International Oil Price? A View From Russia - Analysis of 2003-2008 Oil Price Increase and Its Collapse Examined Within Historical Evolution of International Oil Market Contractual Structures and Oil Pricing Mechanisms

A.A. Konoplyanik
OGEL 1 (2011)

Continental European Long-Term Gas Contracts: Is a Transition Away From Oil Product-Linked Pricing Inevitable and Imminent?

J. Stern
OGEL 1 (2011)

Stepping Back: Where is the Global Economic Crisis Headed? (speech)

J. Gault
OGEL 4 (2009)

What's the Value of an Energy Economist?

P.A. Davies
OGEL 3 (2008)

The Traditional Petroleum-based Economy's Eventful Future: Of Peak Oil, Big Oil, Chinese Oil, Flags and Open Doors

J. Lang Weaver
OGEL 4 (2006)

International Energy Outlook now in Arabic

OGEL 1 (2006)

Developing the Libyan Marginal Fields: Opportunities and Risks

W.A. Otman
OGEL 1 (2006)

The Oil Industry Growth Challenge: Expanding Production Capacity

OGEL 1 (2006)

The 2005 Proposal of the European Commission for a Regulation to Impose Balancing Mechanisms on Imports from Certain Countries and the Question of Energy Pricing

S.S. Haghighi
OGEL 1 (2006)

Reconciling Governmental Interests and Competitive International Electricity and Gas Markets

V. Engammare
R.H. Weber
OGEL 1 (2006)

Living with Expensive Oil

D. Parr
M. Tokola
B. Boardman
Oxburgh
J. Ledbetter
J. Doherty
OGEL 1 (2006)