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chapter 1  international oil and gas trade  1.1  the emerging duopoly or triopoly, and oil trading  1.2  the choice of oil trading currency  1.3  oil trading ripe for changechapter 2  import and export of oil and gas industry  2.1  opec's role and the challenges we face in the petroleum industry  2.2  oil vulnerability index of oil-importing countries  2.3  importing and exporting policy implications of oil for sustainable developmentchapter 3  international business agreements of oil and gas industry  3.1  recent developments in negotiating international petroleum agreements  3.2  forms types & labels for oil investment agreements  3.3  long term contracts to opportunity of lng markets  3.4  agreements of lng market drivers and shippingchapter 4  the market of oil and gas industry in international trade  4.1  emergence of the new geopolitical risk-oil price paradigm  4.2  the marketing strategy of chinese firms:case study of the chinese petroleum corporations in africa  4.3  increasing role of china in the oil marketchapter 5  international transport of oil and gas industry  5.1  transporting oil and gas  5.2  spotlight on oil transport risks and threats to oil transport  5.3  the potential of compressed natural gas transport in asiachapter 6  oil futures in international trade  6.1  the risks of crude oil futures trading  6.2  futures:an added dimension to trading oil and gas stockschapter 7  oil outlook in international trade  7.1  uncertainty in the oil outlook  7.2  the outlook of global imbalances of oil and gaschinese translation and key to exercisesreferences