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Salam, Hidayat -----Original Message----- From: M Kurniawansyah Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 12:24 AM Subject: Final Call for Papers - OGEL Special Issue on Coal Dari milis sebelah, mungkin ada rekan2 migas yang ingin berkontribusi. Salam, Iwan ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Call for Papers: OGEL Special Issue on Coal Deadline to Submit: 20 July 2005 Oil, Gas & Energy Law Intelligence (OGEL) would like to encourage submission of relevant papers, studies, and brief comments on developments associated with exploring the role of coal in future energy demands for a planned future special OGEL issue. OGEL will re-publish, provided the following criterion has been met: 1) The author has consent (and has not assigned explicitly his copyright away exclusively) or can get the publisher to agree against an acknowledgement. 2) And if the comment/study is relevant to the topic and of quality. Prospective authors could contribute papers, studies, or brief comments exploring the role of coal in future energy demands (e.g., legal, mildly economic, financial, social, light environmental, etc.). Topics might include those related to (but are not limited to): - clean coal technologies - green technologies - geological and/or carbon sequestration - clean development mechanisms - emissions trading It is preferred that contributions reflect present issues relevant to OGEL readers (i.e., those who are legal or commercial professionals). OGEL will accept papers previously published, so long as sufficient authorization is provided so that copyrights are not violated. OGEL Seeking Sponsors/Collaborators: If you do not have an article to submit, but would still like to contribute, OGEL is also seeking prospective companies/associations to participate by serving as a sponsor and/or collaborator in this very Special Issue of OGEL. Special Issue Editor: Veronica Brieno Rankin. Please contact her directly at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] Overview: Oil, Gas & Energy Law Intelligence (OGEL), the premier portal dedicated to "Global Energy Law and Regulation," is seeking prospective authors to contribute previously published or unpublished articles in a forthcoming Special Issue dedicated to exploring the role of coal in future energy demands. Examples of relevant topics include, but are not limited to, clean coal technologies, green technologies, geological and/or carbon sequestration, clean development mechanisms, or emissions trading. It is preferred that articles are associated with the above theme and reflect present issues relevant to OGEL readers, such as legal or commercial professionals, or can be easily updated. OGEL Website: http://www.gasandoil.com/ogel OGEL focuses on recent developments in the area of oil-gas-energy law. OGEL Background: OGEL is based on the global network of the CEPMLP and the International Bar Association's Section on Energy & Natural Resources Law. OGEL: - Uses the full potential of the internet and web-based data management to provide both a short newsletter, but also access to an extensive, and rapidly growing, database of 'primary legal/regulatory' materials. - Includes short notes and Summaries - but with access to more comprehensive, in-depth studies and relevant primary material. - The emphasis is not on a compilation of 'clippings' from newspapers, trade journals and the internet (as valuable as these are as a rapid item of information), but rather on 'intelligence.' That is, the emphasis is to comment on the true significance, the essential elements and the wider implications of current developments. It is aspired that these contributions can be written by oil-gas-energy lawyers and regulation specialists who can provide an in-depth understanding of what a new development means, as opposed to merely reproducing press releases. - Includes a selection of what are viewed as the most relevant recent publications (e.g., articles, notes, case reports, official international agency reports). OGEL subscribers include an increasing number of major international energy companies, governmental organisations, law firms (mainly those with a claim to special competence in international oil, gas and energy regulation), international agencies and academic and think-tank institutions in the field of energy policy. Examples include: Shell, Exxon, Cheveron Texico, OPEC, the World Bank, The University of Adelaide, GE, and Thomas Jefferson School of Law. For details, please contact: Veronica Brieno Rankin, LL.M. Department of Geological & Mining Engineering & Sciences (GMES) Michigan Technological University (MTU) 1400 Townsend Drive (Shipping: Dow 630) Houghton, MI, USA 49931-1295 Office: Dow 422 Office Phone: +001.906.487.3098 Fax: +001.906.487.3371 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Department Web Page: http://www.geo.mtu.edu ------------------------------------------------------ OGEL Submission Guidelines General instructions for submission of articles/comments/materials are: - Preferably, send only one file (not several) - Submit in MS Office Word - Indicate, if possible, whether the submission is for OGEL, TDM, and/or OGEL Special Issue. If you are able, please suggest which category you think it falls under. - Title of file attachment: Author's Lastname_short title_country(if applicable)_ogel.doc - Contributor should ensure Spelling & Grammar & Professional English have been reviewed for errors - Include an Executive Summary of the article (150-250 words) and any acknowledgements you may have to include - Include in the comment (to be added to Author's Biographical Profile): a. Your full name & Title; Your Company, University or Organization name b. Website address; E-mail address c. 150-200 words on your own/your firm's professional services provided, expertise & competence d. A digital photo if not already on OGEL, as separate file Please note that the editor reserves the right to modify the text of the publication for grammatical and/or formatting purposes. The editor will not revise the content of the submission. Rather, if the editor deems that appropriate revisions surrounding the intellectual merit is in order, the editor will notify the contributing author first. OGEL/TDM offer professional firms the option of lead editing and co-sponsoring special issues on particular topics relevant to the relevant communities suitable for highlighting the professional competencies and profile of the firm, the special issue editor and contributors. Please contact: Veronica Brieno Rankin, LL.M. Editor, OGEL Special Issue on Coal Department of Geological & Mining Engineering & Sciences (GMES) Michigan Technological University (MTU) 1400 Townsend Drive (Shipping: Dow 630) Houghton, MI, USA 49931-1295 Office: Dow 422 Office Phone: +001.906.487.3098 Fax: +001.906.487.3371 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Department Web Page: http://www.geo.mtu.edu
