| Water, Human Rights and Governance: Issues, Debates and Perspectives |
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Marcus Moench, Ajaya Dixit, Elisabeth Caspari |
1-9 |
| Ethical Considerations in Water Management Systems |
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M. Ramon Llamas |
13-27 |
| Human Rights, Ethics and Governance the Work of the World Humanity Action Trust |
Abstract
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Jack Jeffery |
29-36 |
| Which Rights are Right? Water Rights, Culture, and Underlying Values |
Abstract
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Rajendra Pradhan, Ruth Meinzen-Dick |
37-61 |
| Water, Human Rights and Legal Pluralism |
Abstract
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Franz Von Benda-Beckmann, Keebet Von Benda-Beckmann |
63-76 |
| Transnational Led Privatisation and the New Regime for the Global Governance of Water |
Abstract
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Shiney Varghese |
77-105 |
| Geopolitics of Water: From ‘Security’ to Sustainability |
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Eva Saroch |
107-114 |
| A Human Rights Approach to Development: Some Practical Implications for Water Aid’s Work |
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Julia Hausermann |
127-149 |
| Water and Rights: Some Partial Perspectives |
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Ramaswamy R. IIyer |
153-163 |
| Searching for Balance: Water Rights, Human Rights and Water Ethics |
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Marcus Moench |
165-183 |
| Water, Human Rights and Governance in the Middle East: An Essay Illustrated by Conflicts over Water Between Israelis and Palestinians |
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David B. Brooks |
185-195 |
| Water, Human Rights, and Economic Instruments the Islamic Perspective |
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Naser I. Faruqui |
197-214 |
| Water in Hinduism: Continuities and Disjunctures Between Scriptural Canons and Local Traditions in Nepal |
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Sudhindra Sharma |
215-247 |
| People, Power and Rivers: Experiences from the Damodar River, India |
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Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt |
251-267 |
| Counter Narrative of Irrigation Management: The Case of Pakistan |
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Mushtaq Gadi |
269-276 |
| Life Within the Kosi Embankments |
Abstract
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Dinesh Kumar Mishra |
277-301 |
| Development Implications of Arsenic in Drinking Water in Bangladesh |
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Sharmeen Murshid |
303-311 |
| Ravaged Ecology, Cruel Displacement, Impoverished Livelihoods |
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Muhammad Naumen |
313-318 |
| Decentralisation for Development |
Abstract
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Bihari Krishna Shrestha |
321-326 |
| Farmer-Managed Irrigation Systems (FMIS): A Mode of Water Governance |
Abstract
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Prachanda Pradhan |
327-335 |
| The Efficacy of User Committees in the Sustainable Management of Micro-Drinking Water Systems |
Abstract
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P. Durgaprasad, S. Srinivasan |
337-348 |
| Water Resources in Nigeria: Rights, Accesibility, Allocation and Management |
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Winters O. Negbenebor |
349-360 |
| The Impact of Institutional Reforms in Water Management on the Poor in Pakistan |
Abstract
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Saadia Iqbal |
361-367 |
| Community Management of Water: the Case of Umbeluzi Basin, Mozambique |
Abstract
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Eduardo Chilundo, Joel Das Neves Tembe |
369-378 |
| Crafting a Common Patrimony out of the Trans-Appropriative Nature of Water Resources |
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Emmanuel Bon |
379-390 |
| The Water Resources of an Island State (Jamaica): Issues Related: to Allocation, Accessibility, Management and Human Rights |
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Belal Ahmed |
391-408 |
| Irrigation Projects and the Egyptian Bedouin |
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Nabil M. El-Khodari |
409-419 |
