The fate of Iraq’s Hydrocarbon Bill

June 2015

Iraq’s oil economy needs an comprehensive hydrocarbon law to secure a stable future. Eversheds elaborates. Oil has undoubtedly exerted prominent influence over Iraq’s modern history. While petroleum plays an instrumental role in shaping Iraq’s foreign relations, its monetisation has vigorous impact on domestic politics. A snapshot of Iraq’s tumultuous past shows the deeply rooted interconnection between oil, autonomy, nationalism and...

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