A native of Bolivia, Diego Fernando Rojas's own research interests are in the
areas of natural resources law and law and economics. He earned a law degree from the
Universidad Católica Boliviana "San Pablo" and a master's degree in law
from the University of Chicago. He teaches oil and gas law and mining law at the
Universidad Privada Domingo Savio in Bolivia, and lectures at the Universidad Privada de
Santa Cruz de la Sierra.

Articles

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Nationalization – Supreme Decree No. 28701 of 1 May, 2006, SEERIL Current Practice Newsletter (2006)
 

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Securitisation in Bolivia, Global Securitisation and Structured Finance (2004)
 

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Minimizing Risk in a Multinational Energy Project Using an Integrated International Legal Team (with Douglas Burnett), Oil & Gas (2002)
 

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The New (Bolivian) Tax Reforms, Texas Transnational Law Quarterly (1995)
 

Contributions to Books

Bolivia Chapter, Getting the Deal Through – Gas Regulation 2007 (2007)
 

Bolivia Chapter, Natural gas and Electric Markets in South America (2006)
 

Presentations

The Bolivian Nationalization of Hydrocarbons, Lex Mundi Latin America Seminar (2007)
 

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The Bolivian Referendum and its Implications for the Gas Market, International Law Institute of the State Bar of Texas (2005)