International Journal of Water Resources Development

2011 - 2025

Current editor(s): Cecilia Tortajada

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Volume 29, issue 4, 2013

Economic benefits and security implications of trading hydropower through transboundary power grids in Asia pp. 501-513

Mikiyasu Nakayama and Miko Maekawa

Institutional legitimacy: an exegesis of normative incentives pp. 514-525

Yahua Wang and Leong Ching

Economic approaches to water management in Australia pp. 526-543

James Horne

Incentives for ecosystem service supply in Australia's Murray-Darling Basin pp. 544-556

Onil Banerjee and Rosalind Bark

Can India raise agricultural productivity while reducing groundwater and energy use? pp. 557-573

M. Dinesh Kumar, Christopher A. Scott and O.P. Singh

Ecosystem-based management in challenging conditions: implications of a case study from north-eastern Turkey pp. 574-587

Dilek Unalan

Price determination and efficiency in the market for water rights in New Mexico's Middle Rio Grande Basin pp. 588-604

Matthew T. Payne and Mark Griffin Smith

Monitoring access to water in rural areas based on the human right to water framework: a local level case study in Nicaragua pp. 605-621

Ó. Flores, A. Jiménez and A. Pérez-Foguet

Developing sustainable and replicable water supply systems in rural communities in Brazil pp. 622-635

Francisco Osny Enéas da Silva, Tanya Heikkila, Francisco de Assis de Souza Filho and Daniele Costa da Silva

Water access in Sucre, Bolivia: a case of governance deficit pp. 636-649

Edna Guidi Gutiérrez, Francisco González-Gómez and Jorge Guardiola

Environmental flow assessment as a tool for achieving environmental objectives of African water policy, with examples from East Africa pp. 650-665

Michael E. McClain, Japhet J. Kashaigili and Preksedis Ndomba

Water and democracy: new roles for civil society in water governance pp. 666-677

Lawrence Susskind

Water Management, Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture in Developing Economies pp. 678-681

R. Maria Saleth

Biofuels and rural poverty pp. 681-683

Shahnila Islam

Volume 29, issue 3, 2013

Foreword pp. 295-296

Esteban de las Heras Balbás

Editorial pp. 297-300

Cecilia Tortajada, Francisco González-Gómez, Asit K. Biswas and Miguel A. García-Rubio

Policy Brief: The urban water challenge pp. 300-309

Michael Rouse

Enhancing the performance of water prices and tariff structures in achieving socially desirable outcomes pp. 310-326

Dennis Wichelns

A global survey of urban water tariffs: are they sustainable, efficient and fair? pp. 327-342

David Zetland and Christopher Gasson

Glas Cymru: lessons from nine years as a not-for-profit public-private partnership pp. 343-351

David Lloyd Owen

A critical examination of models and projections of demand in water utility resource planning in England and Wales pp. 352-372

Gareth Walker

The dynamics of privatization and regulation of water services: a comparative study of two Spanish regions pp. 373-384

Germà Bel, Francisco González-Gómez and Andres Picazo-Tadeo

Public choice of urban water service management: a multi-criteria approach pp. 385-399

Alberto Ruiz-Villaverde, Francisco González-Gómez and Andres Picazo-Tadeo

Adopting versus adapting: adoption of water-saving technology versus water conservation habits in Spain pp. 400-414

Roberto Martinez-Espineira and María García-Valiñas

Assessing the impact of price and non-price policies on residential water demand: a case study in Wisconsin pp. 415-433

Arnaud Reynaud

Water demand management: review of literature and comparison in South-East Asia pp. 434-450

Eduardo Araral and Yahua Wang

Water service quality in Tanzania: access and management pp. 451-471

María García-Valiñas and Josepa Miquel-Florensa

State-of-the-art review: designing urban water tariffs to recover costs and promote wise use pp. 472-491

Sonia Ferdous Hoque and Dennis Wichelns

The sound of thirst: why urban water and sanitation for all is essential, achievable and affordable pp. 492-497

Andrea Biswas-Tortajada

Water and Sanitation Services: Public Policy and Management pp. 497-500

Ilana Cohen

Volume 29, issue 2, 2013

Editorial pp. 121-122

Cecilia Tortajada and Asit K. Biswas

Adapting to climate change: towards societal water security in dry-climate countries pp. 123-136

Malin Falkenmark

Australian water policy in a climate change context: some reflections pp. 137-151

James Horne

Characterizing the water extremes of the new century in the US South-west: a comprehensive assessment from state-of-the-art climate model projections pp. 152-171

Aleix Serrat-Capdevila, Juan B. Valdes, Francina Dominguez and Seshadri Rajagopal

Impacts of climate change on the hydrological cycle in Mexico pp. 172-183

Felipe I. Arreguín-Cortés and Mario López-Pérez

Climate change projections of streamflow in the Iberian peninsula pp. 184-200

Domingo F. Rasilla, Carolina Garmendia and Juan Carlos García-Codron

Downscaled climate change projections over Spain: application to water resources pp. 201-218

P. Ramos, E. Petisco, J. M. Martín and E. Rodríguez

The application of hydrological planning as a climate change adaptation tool in the Ebro basin pp. 219-236

Miguel Ángel García-Vera

Measures against climate change and its impacts on water resources in Greece pp. 237-249

Evangelos A. Baltas

Water and disasters: a review and analysis of policy aspects pp. 250-271

Chennat Gopalakrishnan

Managing drought risk in water supply systems in Europe: a review pp. 272-289

Giuseppe Rossi and Antonino Cancelliere

The Singapore water story pp. 290-293

David Lloyd Owen

Volume 29, issue 1, 2013

Editorial pp. 1-3

Cecilia Tortajada

The long-term impacts of resettlement programmes resulting from dam construction projects in Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Sri Lanka and Turkey: a comparison of land-for-land and cash compensation schemes pp. 4-13

Ryo Fujikura and Mikiyasu Nakayama

The resettlement programme of the Wonorejo Dam project in Tulungagung, Indonesia: the perceptions of former residents pp. 14-24

Dian Sisinggih, Sri Wahyuni and Pitojo Juwono

Livelihood status of resettlers affected by the Saguling Dam project, 25 years after inundation pp. 25-34

Sunardi, Budhi Gunawan, Jagath Manatunge and Fifi Pratiwi

Resettlement and development: a survey of two of Indonesia's Koto Panjang resettlement villages pp. 35-49

Syafruddin Karimi and Werry Taifur

A long-term evaluation of families affected by the Bili-Bili Dam development resettlement project in South Sulawesi, Indonesia pp. 50-58

Hidemi Yoshida, Rampisela Agnes, Mochtar Solle and Muh. Jayadi

The livelihood reconstruction of resettlers from the Nam Ngum 1 hydropower project in Laos pp. 59-70

Bounsouk Souksavath and Miko Maekawa

Reconstruction of the livelihood of resettlers from the Nam Theun 2 hydropower project in Laos pp. 71-86

Bounsouk Souksavath and Mikiyasu Nakayama

Long-term perceptions of project-affected persons: a case study of the Kotmale Dam in Sri Lanka pp. 87-100

Jagath Manatunge and Naruhiko Takesada

Atatürk Dam resettlement process: increased disparity resulting from insufficient financial compensation pp. 101-108

Erhan Akça, Ryo Fujikura and Çiğdem Sabbağ

The long-term implications of compensation schemes for community rehabilitation: the Kusaki and Sameura dam projects in Japan pp. 109-119

Kyoko Matsumoto, Yu Mizuno and Erika Onagi