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Under the Kremlin's thumb: does increased state control in the Russian gas sector endanger European energy security?
Europe-Asia Studies
2008 : NOV, VOL. 60:9, p. 1539-1574
 2008 Heinrich, A.
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Strategic dalliances as an enabler for discontinuous innovation in slow clockspeed industries: Evidence from the oil and gas industry
R & D Management
2008 : MAR, VOL. 38:2, p. 129-139
 2008 Noke, H.
Perrons, R.K.
Hughes, M.
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The role of oil and gas in Kazakhstan's foreign policy: Looking east or west?
Europe-Asia Studies
2007 : VOL. 59:7, p. 1179-1199
 2007 Ipek, P.
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Optimal taxation and cross-price effects on labor supply: estimates of the optimal gas tax
Journal of Public Economics
2007 : APR, VOL. 91:3-4, p. 593-617
 2007 West, S. E.
Williams, R C.
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Detecting market transitions and energy futures risk management using principal components
European Journal of Finance
2006 : SEP/OCT, VOL. 12:6-7, p. 495-512
 2006 Borovkova, S.
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Decommissioning of offshore oil and gas facilities: A comparative assessment of different scenarios
Journal of Environmental Management
2006 : JUN, VOL. 79:4, p. 420-438
 2006 Ekins, P.
Vanner, R.
Firebrace, J.
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Techniques to support successful strategic project management in the UK upstream oil and gas sector
European Management Journal
2006 : APR-JUN, VOL 24:2-3, p. 214-225
 2006 Asrilhant, B.
Meadows, M.
Dyson, R.
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Supply curves for eco-efficient environmental improvements using different weighting methods
Journal of industrial ecology
2005 : FALL, VOL. 9:4, p. 85-96
 2005 Nieuwlaar, E. (et al.)
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Unnatural monopoly: the endless wait for gas sector reform in Russia
Europe-Asia Studies
2005 : SEP, VOL. 57:6, p. 801-821
 2005 Ahrend, R.
Tompson, W.
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'Unidentified shareholders': the impact of oil companies on the banking sector in Russia
Europe-Asia Studies
2005 : MAY, VOL. 57:3, p. 457-480
 2005 Gnezditskaia, A.
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