Current Research and Forthcoming Publications
C D Rogers, Diversification and the Creation of Human Capital, UNCTAD/ECA
C P Andrews-Speed, `Closure of small-scale mines: planning for the social and economic impact’
C P Andrews-Speed, Energy Policy and Regulation in China (The Hague: Kluwer Law International). To be published in second half of 2003
P Cameron, `The Internal Market in Energy: Harnessing the New Regulatory Regime’, in European Law Review, autumn 2005
P Cameron, `Supranational (EU) Law and the Liberalisation of the Energy Market’, in Encyclopaedia of Hydrocarbons, 2005-2006 (chapter)
P Cameron, `Stability of Contract in the International Petroleum Industry’, study sponsored by Association of International Petroleum Negotiators (AIPN)
P Cameron, `Competition in Energy Markets: Law and Regulation in the European Union’ (second edition), Oxford University Press, 2006
X Liao, The Universities Service Centre for China Studies, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Luncheon Seminar series, on 10th December 2004, on “The Role of Chinese IR Think Tanks and China’s Foreign Policy-Making”
P Stevens, Resource impact: A curse or a blessing? This is concerned with
trying to understand what the various players may be able to do in order
to reduce the risk of large scale oil or gas revenues having a negative
effect on the economy of the host country. The guiding idea is to develop
different responses depending upon the different developmental and governance
contexts. Outputs will include:
“Resource impact: A curse or a blessing? – A literature survey”.
P Stevens, National Oil Companies. This is concerned with trying to evaluate the past, present and future role of national oil companies. In particular, its focus is on how the role of the national oil companies fits into the prevailing economic ideology of the day. Its outcome will be to consider the future likely role for such companies and their interactions with the major international oil companies. Outputs will include:“National Oil Companies: Good or Bad? - A literature survey”.
T Wälde, EU Energy Law. Currently finalising monograph text for publication by Longman Books in 2004.
T Wälde, International Energy Law. Various aspects currently being
researched, with outputs including “International Energy Law: the
Main Players”, in IUCDN book, Energy, Natural Resources and Sustainable
Development (ed. A Bradbrooke), and `International Dimension of EU Energy
Law’, in Natural Resources in the 21st Century, Kluwer (ed. M Fitzmaurice).
