Table of Contents |
| Editorial |
Introduction to the OGEL/TDM Special Issue "Energy Litigation and Arbitration - Expert Perspectives" |
| Special feature: Energy Litigation and Arbitration - Expert Perspectives |
So You're Going to be a Witness in an International Arbitration? Twenty Golden Rules to Help You Get Through It |
Expert Witnesses in Arbitration and Litigation Proceedings |
Observations on Expert Engagements: A Comment on "Expert Witnesses in Arbitration and Litigation Proceedings" |
The Different Types of Experts With Special Emphasis on Legal Experts (jura novit curia) |
Benefiting from Oral Testimony of Expert Witnesses: Traditional and Emerging Techniques |
The Arbitral Tribunal-Appointed Expert |
Expert Conferencing and New Methods |
Damage Valuation of Indirect Expropriation in International Arbitration Cases |
Chorzów's Compensation Standard As Applied In ADC v. Hungary |
An ICSID Tribunal Values Illegal Expropriation Damages from Date of the Award: What Does This Mean for Upcoming Expropriation Claims? A Case note and Commentary of ADC v. Hungary. |
Valuation for Arbitrators: Uses and Limits of the Adjusted Book Value Method in Energy-Related Disputes |
Dealing with Uncertainty: Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Versus Adjusted Present Value (APV) |
State Consent to ICSID Arbitration: Article 22 of the Venezuelan Investment Law |
Milestones in Achieving Commercial Operations in Power Plants |
IP in Energy Litigation |
The Nationalization of Oil Assets and Issues Facing Multi-National Oil Companies |
To What Extent Have Environmental Taxes Introduced Through Emissions Trading Affected Economic Actors in the UK? |
Production Sharing Contracts and CDM Projects |
State Global Climate Change Policy And Business Opportunity |
