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050		4	_aARB\GAR _bG.E.A 2022
110	2		_aGlobal Arbitration Review (GAR) _99262
243			_aThe Guide to Energy Arbitrations
245			_aGuide to Energy Arbitrations 2022/ _cedited by John William Rowley, R. Doak Bishop, Gordon E. Kaiser.
260			_aLondon : _bLaw Business Research Limited ; _bGlobal arbitration review, _c2022.
300			_a297 P. ; _c24 cm.
520			_aThe energy industry nurtured and shaped what we now know as international arbitration, and, for a host of reasons – resource nationalism, oil price drops, geopolitics, climate change, sanctions and pandemics among them – it has remained one of the discipline’s biggest clients. The Guide to Energy Arbitrations, published by Global Arbitration Review, provides coherent and comprehensive coverage of the most common, diffi cult and unusual issues faced by energy fi rms, from some of the world’s leading authorities. The book has been edited by J William Rowley QC, Doak Bishop and Gordon E Kaiser. The Fifth Edition is fully updated and has new chapters on taxationrelated ISDS and LNG arbitrations.
650			_aEnergy Arbitration _97028
700			_aRowley, John William _eGeneral editor _97029
700			_aBishop, R. Doak _eeditor _97029
700			_aKaiser, Gordon E. _eeditor _97030
856			_uhttps://globalarbitrationreview.com/guide/the-guide-energy-arbitrations/fifth-edition _yClick here to access online
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