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Energy, Institutional Reforms and Development in Latin America

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

I. Herrera Anchustegui
T. Hunter
OGEL 2 (2019)

Political Risk Management in Natural Resources Projects in the MENA and the Latin American Regions

E. Eljuri
Y. Abul-Failat
OGEL 3 (2018)

Ruminations on the Law of Oil and Gas in the Land of Steel Pan and Calypso, Crab & Dumplings and Callaloo

J.D. Sando
OGEL 4 (2016)

New Hydrocarbons Law in Argentina

P. Rueda
OGEL 6 (2015)

The Rise and Fall of PDVSA - A Case Study in NOC Governance Models (Presentation)

R. Espinasa
C.G. Sucre
OGEL 4 (2014)

Overview of Brazilian Petroleum Regimes

L.A. Lemos
L.A. Menezes da Silva
OGEL 5 (2013)

Mexico's Upstream Commercial Frameworks: Consequences and Implications

M. Michot Foss
M. Wainberg
OGEL 3 (2012)

The Ongoing Discrepancy of the Mexican Oil Industry. A Tale of Two Reforms

A. de la Vega Navarro
OGEL 3 (2012)

Public Consultations of Indigenous Peoples in the Hydrocarbons Industry - Bolivia and Peru

G. Bilder
OGEL 4 (2011)

Russia and Brazil: Learning Each Other's Experience in Attracting Foreign Investment to Energy Sector

T. Alves Calvao
A. Morozov
OGEL 2 (2011)

Public Policies for the Diffusion of New Renewable Energies in Brazil

J.J. Verdesio
OGEL 3 (2004)

Brazilian Energy Policy: Changing Course?

J.L. Hermes de Araujo
A. de Oliveira
OGEL 3 (2004)

Energy Policy in Developing Countries: Aims and Modalities of State Intervention in More Globalised and Liberalised Economies

V. Rodríguez Padilla
OGEL 3 (2004)

Institutional Designs and Regulatory Reforms in the Energy Industries

H.Q. Pinto Jr.
OGEL 3 (2004)

The International Situation and Colombian Oil

C.G. Álvarez Higuita
OGEL 3 (2004)

The Restructuring of Energy Industries in the Framework of Economic Globalisation

J.M. Martin-Amouroux
OGEL 3 (2004)

Impacts of the Reform Process and the Internationalization of the Electricity Sector in Central America: a Study of the Guatemalan case

M.J. Paz Antolín
OGEL 3 (2004)

The Distributed Electricity Generation in Mexico and in Argentina: New Perspectives Associated with the Institutional Reforms in the Electricity Sector

J.M. Islas Samperio
P. Menanteau
OGEL 3 (2004)

Markets Reorganisation, Security of Supply and Hydraulic Resources a Comparison between Brazil and Norway

C.C. de M. Ferraz
F. Romerio
OGEL 3 (2004)

Incentives for Investment in the Liberalised North and South Electricity Industries: the Necessity for Adequate Institutional Arrangements

D. Finon
OGEL 3 (2004)

Privatisation in the Electricity Industries of West Africa

P. Plane
OGEL 3 (2004)

Foreign Investment in the Mexican Electricity Sector: Precedents, Characteristics and Territorial Structure

J.M Casado Izquierdo
E. Saavedra Silva
M.T. Sánchez Salazar
OGEL 3 (2004)

The Effects of NAFTA on Organisational Changes in the Mexican Electricity Industry

S.O. Angeles Cornejo
OGEL 3 (2004)

Reorganization or Disorganization of the Mexican Electric Industry?

J. Viqueira Landa
OGEL 3 (2004)

Institutional Inertia and Industrial Re-Organization: the Case of the Electric Industry in France and Mexico

G. Serrato Ángeles
OGEL 3 (2004)