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Foreword ixWolfgang Reinicke

1 The Role of Rules and Institutions in Global Energy: 1An Introduction

Andreas Goldthau and Jan Martin Witte

p a r t o n eGlobal Energy and Trade and Investment

2 Energy Diplomacy in Trade and Investment 25of Oil and GasAndreas Goldthau

3 Managing the Patchwork of Agreements 49in Trade and InvestmentYulia Selivanova

4 Development of the Emerging Biofuels Market 73Simonetta Zarrilli

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5 Trade and Investment in Global Energy: 99A Policy PerspectiveRalf Dickel

p a r t t w oGlobal Energy and Financial Markets

6 State-Backed Financing in Oil and Gas Projects 107Amy Myers Jaffe and Ronald Soligo

7 How Do Emerging Carbon Markets Influence 133Energy Sector Investments?William Blyth

8 Financing the Future: Investments in Alternative 161Sources of EnergyHillard Huntington and Christine Jojarth

9 A New Green Deal and the Future of Global Energy: 183A Policy PerspectiveJoseph A. Stanislaw

p a r t t h r e eShort-Term Supply Management and Long-Term Energy Cooperation

10 Consumer Country Energy Cooperation: 195The International Energy Agency and the Global Energy OrderWilfrid L. Kohl

11 The Evolving Role of LNG in the Gas Market 221Dick de Jong, Coby van der Linde, and Tom Smeenk

12 The International Energy Forum and 247the Mitigation of Oil Market RisksEnno Harks

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13 The Future of Producer-Consumer Cooperation: 269A Policy PerspectiveAlbert Bressand

p a r t f o u rEmerging Issues and Outlook

14 The Good/Bad Nexus in Global Energy Governance 287Thorsten Benner and Ricardo Soares de Oliveira with Frederic Kalinke

15 Building Global Rules for Sovereign Wealth Funds 315Jamie Manzer and Jan Martin Witte

16 Global Energy Governance: The Way Forward 341Andreas Goldthau, Wade Hoxtell, and Jan Martin Witte

Contributors 357

Index 359

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