M. Kenisarin and P. Andrews-Speed, (2008)
Communist and Post-Communist Studies, 41, 301-316.
Category Archives: Refereed Journal papers
Refereed Journal papers
Economic responses to the closure of small-scale coal mines in Chongqing, China
Andrews-Speed, P., Guo Ma, Bingjia Shao and Chenglin Liao, (2005)
Resources Policy 30 (1), 39-54.
The new development of water law in China
P. Wouters, D. Hu, J. Zhang, A.D. Tarlock and P. Andrews-Speed (2004)
University of Denver Water Law Review 7 (2), pp.243-308.
First steps in power sector reform: the case of China’s Guangdong Province
P. Andrews-Speed, S. Dow, A. Oberheitmann, B. Ramsay , V. Smith and B. Wei , (2003)
Utilities Policy 11 (3), 169-183.
The Regulation of China’s Township and Village Coal Mines: a study of complexity
Andrews-Speed, P., Yang, M., Shen, L. and Cao S. , (2003)
Journal of Cleaner Production 11, pp.185-196.
Economic analysis of reform policies for the small coal mines in China
Shen. L and Andrews-Speed, P. (2002)
Resources Policy 27, pp.246-254.
A framework for policy formulation for small-scale mines: the case of coal in China
Andrews-Speed P, Zamora A, Rogers CD, Shen L, Cao S, Yang M. (2002)
Natural Resources Forum, 26: 43-52.
China’s energy policy in transition: pressures and constraints
Andrews-Speed, P. (2001)
Journal of Energy Literature VII (2), pp.3-34.
Fiscal systems for mining in countries with mineral resources, and their effect on the commercialisation of minerals: with special reference to Brazil,
This paper likens the international mining industry to a street-market. When a multinational company is considering where to invest, it has a large number of choices. For evaluation, a mining company is likely to focus on three main issues – geological risk and reward, political and macro-economic risk and the fiscal system. Brazil ranks highly … Continue Reading ››
Reform of China’s energy sector: slow progress to an uncertain goal
High and sustained rates of economic growth have placed great strain on China's energy industries. For the first time the nation has become a net importer of energy, principally in the field of oil, and the supply of electrical power falls far short of demand. Reforms which have led to improved productivity in other sectors … Continue Reading ››