Attempts to Duplicate the MOSOP Protests;To the International Oil Companies Operating in Nigeria;IX. THE ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE INTERNATIONAL OIL COMPANIES;To the Nigerian Government;IV. OIL WEALTH AND THE NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION;Protest and Repression in the Oil Producing Communities;Oil Company Failure to Monitor or Protest Abuses;The Framework of Nigerian Law on Oil and the Environment;Compensation for Land Expropriation;VIII. PROTEST AND REPRESSION IN THE NIGER DELTA;State Creation and Revenue Allocation;VI. OIL COMPANIES AND THE OIL PRODUCING COMMUNITIES;Oil Company Calls for Security Force Assistance;Shell's Internal Review Since 1995;III. OIL AND NATURAL GAS IN NIGERIA;Targeting of Community Leaders and Environmental Whistle-blowers;Codes of Conduct for Business;The Role of Shell in the Ogoni Crisis;Oil Company Relations with the Oil Producing Communities;Compensation for Oil Spills;Corporate Responsibility in Nigeria;The Effect of the Oil Economy on Community Politics;Other Abuses Resulting from Oil Company Security;To the International Community;The Structure of Oil Company Agreements with the Nigerian Government;The United Nations and International Labour Organization;The Niger Delta Environmental Survey;Social and Economic Conditions in the Oil Producing Communities Today;Security Arrangements for Oil Facilities;The Oil Industry and the Oil Producing Communities;Day-to-day Protest and Repression in the Oil Producing Communities;The Role and Responsibilities of the International Oil Companies;Suppression of Demands for Compensation: Damages, Development Projects, and;The Impact of Oil Operations on the Environment;XI. THE ROLE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY;Oil Company Failure to Monitor and Protest Abuses;Oil Spills and Hydrocarbon Pollution;The European Union and its Member States;Attempts to Import Weapons;Minorities in the Oil Producing Regions