Sao Tome and Principe Enacts Oil Revenue Law, Sets New Transparency, Accountability, and Governance Standards J.C. BellT.M. Faria OGEL 1 (2005)
Will the Government reverse Venezuela's oil opening? A few tax considerations C. Fernández SmithA. Lezcano Huncal OGEL 4 (2004)
Correspondence of Gramlich & Wheeler with ChevronTexaco on the statements and findings made J. GramlichJ.E. Wheeler OGEL 4 (2004)
A Reply to the Attorney General's Report on Allegations that ChevronTexaco Defrauded the State of Hawaii of Income Taxes J. GramlichJ.E. Wheeler OGEL 4 (2004)
How Chevron, Texaco, and the Indonesian Government Structured Transactions to Avoid Billions in U.S. Income Taxes J. GramlichJ.E. Wheeler OGEL 4 (2004)
How can Tax Allowances Promote Investment in the Nigerian Petroleum Industry? B.O.N. Nwete OGEL 3 (2004)
How Attractive are the Fiscal Regimes of the Deepwater Offshore West Africa to Foreign Investment? O. Eigbe OGEL 3 (2004)
How will the latest proposal for the new Bolivian hydrocarbons tax regime affect tax revenues in the long term? A. Anaya Zubieta OGEL 3 (2004)
A Comparative Analysis of the Response of State Governments to the Business Challenges Facing Deepwater Exploration and Production: A Study of the Deepwater Fiscal Regimes of the US GoM, Brazil and Nigeria O. Kinika Amaewhule OGEL 3 (2004)
Production Sharing Arrangement: How Effective are the Fiscal Terms Designed for Deepwater Exploration in Nigeria and Indonesia? S. Mujakperuo OGEL 3 (2004)
Comparison of the Economics of Deepwater Exploration and Development in India and other countries G. AllinsonV. Nguyen OGEL 3 (2004)