TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Jurisdiction: United States

Table of Contents

Chapter 1	Historical Origins Of Civil Code Legal Systems
Chapter 2	Modern Civil Law Practice For Mineral Law Practitioners
Chapter 3	Treaties And Other Bilateral Agreements For The Protection Of International Investment
Chapter 4	Europe 1992: Toward A Single Energy Market
Chapter 5	Dispute Resolution In International Agreements
Chapter 6	Assessment Of Political Risk
Chapter 7	Reducing Political Risk
Chapter 8	Protecting An International Mineral Investment Threatened By Political Upheaval In A Developing Country
Chapter 9	Typical World Petroleum Arrangements
Chapter 10	Government Take In Pacific Rim Mining And Petroleum Developments: The Papua New Guinea Experience
Chapter 11	Mineral Base Of The Ussr Prospects Of Investment
Chapter 12	International Taxation For The Mineral Practitioner
Chapter 13	Tax Considerations: Branch Versus Subsidiary
Chapter 14	Introduction To International Taxation
Chapter 15	Doing Business In The Host Country -- Non-Tax Considerations For A Mineral Exploration Company
Chapter 16	The Impact Of Host Country Laws And Policies On Operations And Profits
Chapter 17	Mineral Development And Native Rights: The New Zealand Experience
Chapter 18	Communication: Overcoming Cultural Differences

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