(speeches, energy perspectives, viewpoints, comments)
America's Energy Choices, by Sam H. Schurr,
1(1) 1980, 1-9
Business Energy Economics, by John R. Benemann,
1(1) 1980, 107-131
Clumsy Cartel, by M.A. Adelman,
1(1) 1980, 43-53
Energy Policy: An Economist's Confessions, by James R. Schlesinger,
1(1) 1980, 21-29
Balancing Energy Supply and Demand, by Paul S. Basile,
2(3) 1981, 1-15
Critique of the IIASA Energy Models, by Dennis Meadows,
2(3) 1981, 17-28
Energy in a Finite WorldExpansio ad Absurdum? A Rebuttal, by Wolf Hafele,
2(4) 1981, 35-42
Expansio ad Absurdum, by Amory Lovins,
2(4) 1981, 25-34
Coping with Supply Insecurity, by M.A. Adelman
3(2) 1982, 1-17
And What If We Don't?, by Robert C. Means,
3(4) 1982, 45-51
The Tenneco Perspective, by Joe B. Foster,
3(4) 1982, 63-68
Still Time to Choose...Ten Years Later, by S. David Freeman,
4(2) 1983, 9-14
International Energy Investment Dilemma, by Paul Tempest,
4(3) 1983, 1-9
Whatever Happened to the Energy Crisis?, by Hendrik S. Houthakker,
4(2) 1983, 1-8
Sense and Nonsense About World Oil, by Morris A. Adelman,
5(1) 1984, 169-172
Change and Continuity, by P.H. Frankel,
6(4) 1985, 1-5
Prospects for a Tighter World Oil Market, by S. Fred Singer,
6(1) 1985, 13-16
Prospects for a Tighter World Oil Market, by Edward W. Erickson,
6(1) 1985, 3-7
Energy in Transition: A View from 1960, by Hans H. Landsberg,
6(2) 1985, 1-18
Oil Companies and Tax Collectors, by M.A. Adelman, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 325-330
The Great Transition: Energy and Economic Change, by Dale W. Jorgenson,
7(3) 1986, 1-14
Defending the Price of Oil, by Edith Penrose,
9(1) 1988, 19-25
Energy and Growth: Beyond the Myths and Myopia, by R.K. Pachauri,
10(1) 1989, 1-20.
Energy Economists in the 21st Century, by Pierre Desprairies,
10(1) 1989, 21-28.
Energy Realities for the Third Millenium, by Harrison H. Schmitt,
10(4) 1989, i-iv.
Is American Energy Politics Ideological?, by Eric M. Uslaner,
10(1) 1989, 55-76.
Principles of Petroleum - Then and Now, by Paul J. Frankel,
10(2) 1989, 1-6.
Mideast Governments and the Oil Price Prospect, by M.A. Adelman,
10(2) 1989, 15-24.
Energy Supply in the 1990s and Beyond, by Subroto,
11(1) 1990, 7-16
Oil Tomorrow: Supply Conditions in the Coming Decade, by Alirio A. Parra,
11(1) 1990, 1-6
The 1990 Oil Shock is Like Others, by M.A. Adelman,
11(4) 1990, 1-13
Understanding the 1990 Oil Crisis, by Philip J. Verleger, Jr.,
11(4) 1990, 15-33
Gulf Crisis: Oil Fundamentals, Market Perceptions and Political Realities, by Ahmad Zaki Yamani,
12(2) 1991, 1-8
Place of Economics in Decommissioning Policy by Martin J. Pasqualetti (Special Issue: Nuclear Decommissioning) 1991, 3-11
Political and Economic Changes in the USSR: Energy Implications, by Alexander A. Arbatov,
12(3) 1991, 1-5
OPEC and the Price of Oil, by Robert Mabro,
13(2) 1992, 1-17
Energy Intervention After Desert Storm: Some Unfinished Tasks, by Richard L. Gordon,
13(4) 1992, 1-15
Impacts of the Gulf War and Changes in Eastern Europe, by Jean Masseron,
13(3) 1992, 1-16
Energy, Exhaustion, Environmentalism, and Etatism, by Richard L. Gordon,
15(1) 1994, 1-16
World Oil Market: Past and Future by M.A. Adelman (Special Issue: The Changing World Petroleum Market) 1994, 3-11
Toward an Optimal Oil and Gas Leasing System, by Walter J. Mead,
15(4) 1994, 1-18
Understanding the Oil Industry: Economics as a Help or a Hindrance, by Paul Stevens,
16(3) 1995, 125-140
A Thousand Years of Energy Use in the United Kingdom, by Roger Fouquet and Peter J.G. Pearson,
19(4) , 1998, 1-42.
Global Demand Growth of Power Generation, Input Choices and Supply Security, by Kenichi Matsui,
19(2) , 1998, 93-107.
The Environmental Challenges of Power Generation, by Thomas Schelling,
19(2) , 1998, 115-124.
The Next Restructuring: Environmental Regulation, by A. Denny Ellerman,
20(1) , 1999, 141-148.
A Note: Will Tomorrow's Energy Efficiency Indices Prove Useful in Economic Studies? by Jay Zarnikau,
20(3) , 1999, 139-145.
Energy Economists and Economic Liberalism, by Colin Robinson,
21(2) 2000, 1-22.
"No Cost" Efforts to Reduce Carbon Emissions in the U.S.: An Economic Perspective, by Ronald J. Sutherland,
21(3) 2000, 89-112.
Le Tarif Vert Retrouvé: The Marginal Cost Concept and the Pricing of Electricity in Britain and France, 1945-1970, by Martin Chick,
23(1) 2002, 97-116
The Politics of Oil-Producer Cooperation (Dag Harald Claes), book review by Dermot Gately,
23(1) 2002, 136-138
The Natural Gas Market: Sixty Years of Regulation and Deregulation (Paul W. MacAvoy), book review by Paul R. Carpenter,
23(1) 2002, 139-140
Climate Politics from Kyoto to Bonn: From Little to Nothing? by Christoph Böhringer,
23(2) 2002, 51-71
Oil and Gas in the Caucasus and Caspian: A History (Charles van der Leeuw), book review by Douglas B. Reynolds,
23(2) 2002, 121-122
The Kyoto Mechansims and Russian Climate Politics (Arild Moe and Kristian Tangen), book review by Carol Dahl,
23(2) 2002, 123-125
The Economics of a Lost Deal: Kyoto - The Hague - Marrakesh, by Jean-Charles Hourcade and Frédéric Ghersi,
23(3) 2002, 1-26
Thatcherism and the Fall of Caol (Michael J. Parker), book review by Richard L. Gordon,
23(3) 2002, 127-129
A Policy of Discontent: The Making of a National Energy Strategy (Vito A. Stagliano), book review by Carol Dahl,
23(4) 2002, 109-111
The LNG Revolution, by James T. Jensen, 24(2) 2003, 1-46
Are Differentiated Carbon Taxes Inefficient? A General Equilibrium Analysis, by Brita Bye and Karine Nyborg, 24(2) 2003, 95-112
U.S. Midwest Gasoline Pricing and the Spring 2000 Price Spike, by Jeremy Bulow, Jeffrey Fischer, Jay Creswell Jr. and Chris Taylor, 24(3) 2003, 121-150
Hans H. Landsberg and Sam H. Schurr: Reflections and Appreciation, by Joel Darmstadter, 24(4) 2003, 1-16
Energy Policies and Their Consequences After 25 Years, by Paul L. Joskow, 24(4) 2003, 17-50
The Role of Knowledge: Technological Innovation in the Energy System, by Robert W. Fri, 24(4) 2003, 51-74
Improving Long-Range Energy Modeling: A Plea for Historical Retrospectives, by Jonathan Koomey, Paul Craig, Ashok Gadgil and David Lorenzetti, 24(4) 2003, 75-92
Is International Emissions Trading Always Beneficial?, by Mustafa Babiker, John Reilly, and Laurent Viguier, 25(2) 2004, 33-56
Political Economy Obstacles to Fuel Taxation, by Henrik Hammar, Åsa Löfgren and Thomas Sterner, 25(3) 2004, 1-17
Environmental Externalities, Market Distortions and the Economics of Renewable Energy Technologies, by Anthony D. Owen, 25(3) 2004, 127-156.
After the Natural Gas Bubble: An Economic Evaluation of the Recent U.S. National Petroleum Council Study, by Ken Costello, Hillard G. Huntington and James F. Wilson, 26(2) 2005, 89-110
Why Tax Energy? Towards a More Rational Policy, by David M. Newbery, 26(3) 2005, 1-40
Markets for Power in the United States: An Interim Assessment, by Paul Joskow, 27(1) 2006, 1-36
Does Oil Price Uncertainty Affect Energy Use? by Gerard H. Kuper and Daan P. van Soest, 27(1) 2006, 55-78
Achieving Gasoline Price Stability in the U.S.: A Modest Proposal, by Mark S. LeClair, 27(2) 2006, 41-54
Allocating the Added Value of Energy Policies by Frederick H. Murphy and Edward C. Rosenthal, 27(2) 2006, 143-156
A Note on Price Asymmetry as Induced Technical Change, by Hillard G. Huntington, 27(3) 2006, 1-8
Is the Strategic Petroleum Reserve Our Ace in the Hole? by Timothy J. Considine, 27(3) 2006, 91-112
Expectations and the Evolving World Gas Market, by Dagobert L. Brito and Peter L. Hartley, 28(1) 2007, 1-24
What Oil Export Levels Should We Expect from OPEC?, by Dermot Gately, 28(2) 2007, 151-174
Energy Economics: A Place for Energy Poverty in the Research Agenda?, by Fatih Birol, 28(3) 2007, 1-6
Should Automobile Fuel Economy Standards be Tightened? by Carolyn Fischer and Winston Harrington, and Ian W.H. Parry, 28(4) 2007, 1-30
