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ISBN 10: 1466579625
ISBN 13: 9781466579620
Author: Victor Roy Squires, Hugh Martin Milner, Katherine Anne Daniell
Worldwide development of agriculture and industry creates burgeoning demands on natural resources. Management of the rivers and the surrounding landscape is one of the important tasks for today and for the foreseeable future. Lessons learned from centuries of management (and mismanagement) have been distilled into principles and practices
PART 1 IWRM?Principles and Practices
Chapter 1 The Hegemony of Integrated WaterResources Management as a GlobalWater Discourse
Chapter 2 Beyond IWRM: Developing TerritorialIntelligence at the Local Scales
Chapter 3 Addressing Implementation Deficits Related to IWRM in Canada
Chapter 4 Integrated Watershed Management of Water and Other Natural Resources in River Basins of th
Chapter 5 Integrated Water Resources Management of Inland River Basins in the Hexi Corridor, Gansu,
Chapter 6 The Critical Role of Local Farmers in IWRM in Ghaghra-Gomti Basin, India
PART 2 Transboundary River Management and Politics
Chapter 7 Managing Transboundary River Basins
Chapter 8 The Privatization Initiatives in the Turkish Water Sector: Reflections on the Transboundar
Chapter 9 Challenges for Management of the Orange/Senqu River Basin
Chapter 10 Political Economy versus Comparative Advantage in the Nile Basin: Short Term Advantages o
PART 3 Water Management Policy, Politics and Economics
Chapter 11 Sustainable Management of Water Resources in the Yellow River Basin: Main Issues and Lega
Chapter 12 People versus Place in Australia?s Murray-Darling Basin: Balancing Economic, Social Ecosy
Chapter 13 The Role of Water Users Associations in Integrated Water Resource Management of Zhangye C
Chapter 14 Republic of Tajikistan: Its Role in the Management of Water Resources in the Aral Sea Bas
Chapter 15 Lake Eyre Basin?Challenges for Managing the World?s Most Variable River System
PART 4 People and Place
Chapter 16 People and Place as Determinants of Success or Failure to Meet Management Objectives in R
Chapter 17 From Policy to Practice: Institutional Arrangements for Integrated River Basin Management
Chapter 18 Sink or Swim: Alternative Approaches to Flood Disaster Reconstruction and Mitigation
Chapter 19 The Role of Territorial Intelligence: The Case of the Thau Territory, Southern France
Chapter 20 Uniting Perspectives: People and Place in River Basin Management
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Tags: Victor Roy Squires, Hugh Martin Milner, Management, River
