International law and freshwater the multiple challenges edited by Laurence Boisson de Chazournes, Christina Leb, Mara Tignino.
Material type: TextSeries: New horizons in environmental and energy lawPublication details: Northampton, Mass E. Elgar Pub. 2013ISBN:- 9781781005095
- K3496 .I58 2013
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346.044 GI-N Natural resources and human rights an appraisal | 346.04679 IN- Innovation in energy law and technology dynamic solutions for energy transitions | 346.04679 SH- Sharing the costs and benefits of energy and resource activity legal change and impact on communities | 346.04691 IN- International law and freshwater the multiple challenges | 346.04691 RE- Research handbook on freshwater law and international relations | 346.046918 MI-B Birds, wetlands and the law | 346.0469595 JE-M Marine mammal conservation and the law of the sea |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
pt. 1. Water as a vital resource for states and individuals -- pt. 2. The promotion of water cooperation through universal, regional and local regimes -- pt. 3. Water as a shared natural resource -- pt. 4. Prevention and settlement of water-related disputes.
International Law and Freshwater connects recent legal developments through the breadth and synergies of a multidisciplinary analysis. It addresses such critical issues as water security, the right to water, international cooperation and dispute resolution, State succession to transboundary watercourse treaties, and facets of international economic law, including trade in virtual water and the impacts of land grabs.
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