Local Content and Sustainable Development in Global Energy Markets

Part I. Introductory Context and Principles: 1. Local Content and the Sustainable Development Nexus Damilola S. Olawuyi; 2. Defining the 'Local' in Local Content Requirements in the Oil and Gas Sector Chilenye Nwapi; 3. Local Content Measures and the WTO Regime: Addressing Contentions and Trade-Offs Mandy Meng Fang; 4. Local Content Requirements in Extractive Industries: A Human Rights Analysis Susan L. Karamanian; 5. Upgrade of Local Suppliers in the Global Production Network: The Success or Otherwise of Local Content Regimes Alexander Ezenagu and Chidiebere Eze-Ajoku; Part II. Case Studies: 6. Expressing Local Content through Black Economic Empowerment in the South African Petroleum Industry Hanri Mostert and Meyer van den Berg; 7. Local Content Frameworks for Petroleum Industry Operations in the CEMAC Region: An Evaluation of their Functionality, Sustainability and Normative Underpinnings George K. Ndi; 8. Local Content, Angolanizac?a?o, and Sustainable Development in Angola Jesse Salah Ovadia; 9. Local Content and the Sustainable Development of Oil and Gas Resources in Nigeria Damilola S. Olawuyi and Ayobami J. Olaniyan; 10. Local Content Requirements and Treaty Implementation in Kenya's Petroleum Sector James O. Kirwa and Melba K. Wasunna; 11. Sustainability and Local Content Requirements in Australian Oil and Gas Development: Has the Ship of Opportunity Sailed? Tina Soliman Hunter; 12. Local Content for Sustainable Development in Middle East and North Africa: Current Legal Approaches and Future Directions Damilola S. Olawuyi; 13. Local Content and Sustainable Development in Norway Catherin Banet; 14. Local Content and Sustainable Development in Argentina Marcelo Neuman; 15. The Latin American Experience in Designing Local Content Policies in the Oil and Gas Sectors: Strengths, Limitations and Future Perspectives Amir Lebdioui; 16. Local Content and Sustainable Development in Brazil Eduardo G. Pereira, Rafael Baptista Baleroni, Fernanda Delgado, Jose Vicente Duncan de Miranda, Aaron Koenck, and Pedro Henrique Neves; 17. Industrial Policy and Local Content Rules in US Energy Policy Zachary Sturman and Timothy Meyer; 18. Oil and Gas Sector Local Content Decision Processes: Canadian Indigenous Participation Alastair R. Lucas and David K. Laidlaw; Part III. Lessons Learned and Future Directions: 19. Local Content, Community Content, and Sustainable Development in the Oil and Gas Industry: Perspectives from Legislation, Policy, and Community Development Agreements Ibironke T. Odumosu-Ayanu; 20. Local Content Requirements and Social Inclusion in Global Energy Markets: Towards Business and Human Rights Content Oyeniyi Abe and Ada Ordor; 21. Advancing Sustainable Development in Local Content Initiatives: Summary for Policy Makers Damilola S. Olawuyi; Index.

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• Direito ambiental
• Sustentabilidade
• Legislação sobre energia e recursos naturais
• Indústrias das energias renováveis e alternativas

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