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Cross-Border Pipeline Arrangements: What would a Single Regulatory Framework look like?


ISBN13: 9789041138446
Published: December 2011
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
Country of Publication: The Netherlands
Format: Hardback
Price: £147.00



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This book deals with the problems which occur when one or more parties in a pipeline do not abide by some obligations agreed among them at the beginning of the project. Such problems are most serious when geo-political, legal, or economic developments lead governments to intervene, resulting in the breach of a legitimate expectation of the stakeholders involved. Using regime theory as an analytical tool, the author explores participant behaviour in seven specific case studies that manifest different levels of enforcement to constrain intervention.

In the final analysis the author proposes the creation of an autonomous unifying mechanism in the form of an agency with strong regime credentials. He shows how such a body would reduce the level of intervention by government or other parties in the pipeline regime, without interfering in the sovereignty of any particular country.

He clearly outlines the process through which the agency would use its enforcement capabilities. As more and more pipelines are being built all over the world, and as the nature of relations among energy exporting, importing, and transit countries becomes ever more critical, this book comes as a fresh and cogent approach to this very important subject. It will be welcomed by all interested parties in oil and gas industry and regulation, as well as by academics and officials in international relations.

Subjects:
Energy and Natural Resources Law
Contents:
About the Author. List of Tables. List of Figures. List of Abbreviations. Acknowledgements.
Chapter 1 Introduction.
Chapter 2 The Analytical Framework.
Chapter 3 The Characteristics of Cross-Border Pipelines.
Chapter 4 Strong Regimes.
Chapter 5 Moderately Strong Regimes.
Chapter 6 The Weak Regimes.
Chapter 7 The Existing Regulatory and Enforcement Mechanisms.
Chapter 8 Towards a New Framework for Cross-Border Pipelines: The International Pipeline Agency (IPA).
Chapter 9 Conclusion. Bibliography . Index.

Series: Energy and Environmental Law and Policy Series

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