Conflict Management of Water Resources

Manas Chatterji, Saul Arlosoroff, Gauri Guha

• Part 1: Implications And Resolutions Of Water Resource Management Issues 1. Introduction 2. The Water Sector in the Middle-East: Potential Conflict Resolutions 3. The Hydro-Political Implications of the Oslo Agreements: An Israeli Perspective 4. Water Management in the People's Republic of China 5. Water Resources in China's Yellow River Delta 6. Managing the Nile River: The Role of Sub-Basin Co-operation Part 2: Co-Operative Opportunites And Emerging Challenges 7. Sustainability and Conflict Management: Towards a Co-operative Manual 8. Water Management in the Ganges-Brahmaputra Basin: Emerging Challenges for the 21st Century 9. Water Resources and Environmental Management 10. Some Issues Related to Conflict Management of Water Resources in Nepal 11. Environmental and Economic Conflicts: Lessons from Europe 12. Natural Resources, Diplomacy and Security in East Asia 13. Running Out of Water, Running Out of Time 14. Changing Approaches to Water Resource Management: The Case of the British Columbia Gulf Islands 15. The Narmada Project: Patterns of Trans-State Confrontation, Co-operation and Conflict Management 16. Identifying Management Strategies of Common Pool Regimes: Groundwater Resources 17. Management of Water Resources Through Panchayati Raj Institutions: A Case Study 18. Management of Arsenic Contaminated Groundwater in the Bengal Delta Plain 19. Water Resources and Mountain Communities 20. Imperative Prospects of Indo-Nepal Co-operation for the Optimum Water Resources Development of the Kosi Basin 21. Emerging Concepts in Ecological Humanism