The Jordan River and Dead Sea Basin Cooperation Amid Conflict
The 21st century will present unprecedented challenges. Already in its first decade we have seen the dramatic impact of two systemic risks, that of climate change and that of the financial crisis. The cause but also the solution to these crises lies in a deeper understanding of the underlying factor...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Dordrecht
Springer Netherlands
2009, 2009
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2009 |
| Series: | NATO Science for Peace and Security Series C: Environmental Security
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| Collection: | Springer eBooks 2005- - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- Water Under Fire: An International Challenge
- A Long-Term View of Water and Security: International Waters, National Issues and Regional Tensions
- Investigating Incentives to Exaggerate the Risks of Water Wars
- Water Governance for Sustainability in The Jordan River-Dead Sea Basin: Perspectives From Jordan and the Palestinian Authority
- A Jordanian Socio-Legal Perspective on Water Management in the Jordan River—Dead Sea Basin
- Managing Jordan'S Water Budget: Providing for Past, Present and Future Needs
- A Palestinian Socio-Legal Perspective on Water Management in the Jordan River—Dead Sea Basin
- Managing Palestine'S Water Budget: Providing for Present and Future Needs
- International Cooperation In Areas Of Extreme Conditions
- Managing Transboundary Waters in Extreme Environments: The Role of International Actors in Africa
- Transboundary Water Management in the Euphrates—Tigris Basin: Dynamics of Regional Cooperation, Sustainability and Governance
- How Investment in Wastewater Infrastructure has Improved Water Quality Along the US—Mexico Border
- Alternatives to Saving the Dead Sea: Opportunities and Risks
- Saving the Dead Sea: The Mediterranean—Dead Sea Option
- The Future of the Dead Sea: is the Red Sea—Dead Sea Conduit the Right Solution?
- Greening the Red Sea—Dead Sea Water Conveyance Project
- The “Peace Canal on the Golan” Proposal: Benefits and Risks to Regional Water Cooperation in the Middle East
- Using Stakeholder Engagement and Visualization to Aid Decision-Making About Water Use in The Middle East
- An Economic Assessment of Dead Sea Preservation and Restoration
- Constructing an Adaptive Regional Vision of Water Development in the Jordan River Basin