Water International

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Volume 40, issue 7, 2015

The relevance of international water law to later-developing upstream states pp. 949-968

Mark Zeitoun

Good transboundary water governance in the 2015 Sustainable Development Goals: a legal perspective pp. 969-983

Mallory Orme, Zoë Cuthbert, Francesco Sindico, Julie Gibson and Renice Bostic

A framework to assess plan implementation maturity with an application to flood management in Vietnam pp. 984-1003

Ho Long Phi, Leon M. Hermans, Wim J.A.M. Douven, Gerardo E. Van Halsema and Malik Fida Khan

Impact of planned water resource development on current and future water demand in the Koshi River basin, Nepal pp. 1004-1020

Pennan Chinnasamy, Luna Bharati, Utsav Bhattarai, Ambika Khadka, Vaskar Dahal and Shahriar Wahid

Water conflicts in tropical watersheds: hydroeconomic simulations of water sharing policies between upstream small private irrigators and downstream large public irrigation schemes in Burkina Faso pp. 1021-1039

Baba A. Rivaldo Kpadonou, Bruno Barbier, Joost Wellens, Elie Sauret and B. V. C. Adolphe Zangré

Changing to more efficient irrigation technologies in southern Alberta (Canada): an empirical analysis pp. 1040-1058

Jinxia Wang, K. K. Klein, Henning Bjornlund, Lijuan Zhang and Wencui Zhang

Water productivity and water footprints are not helpful in determining optimal water allocations or efficient management strategies pp. 1059-1070

Dennis Wichelns

Amit Gross, Adi Maimon, Yuval Alfiya, and Eran Friedler, Greywater reuse pp. 1071-1074

Ryan H. Lee

Emma S. Norman Governing transboundary waters: Canada, the United States, and indigenous communities pp. 1074-1077

David B. Brooks

Volume 40, issue 5-6, 2015

Sustainability in the water-energy-food nexus pp. 723-732

Anik Bhaduri, Claudia Ringler, Ines Dombrowski, Rabi Mohtar and Waltina Scheumann

The impact of water users' associations on the productivity of irrigated agriculture in Pakistani Punjab pp. 733-747

Dawit Mekonnen, Hira Channa and Claudia Ringler

Water-energy-food (WEF) Nexus Tool 2.0: guiding integrative resource planning and decision-making pp. 748-771

Bassel T. Daher and Rabi H. Mohtar

Bioenergy, food security and poverty reduction: trade-offs and synergies along the water-energy-food security nexus pp. 772-790

Alisher Mirzabaev, Dawit Guta, Jann Goedecke, Varun Gaur, Jan Börner, Detlef Virchow, Manfred Denich and Joachim von Braun

Application of a water-energy-food nexus framework for the Duero river basin in Spain pp. 791-808

Beatriz Mayor, Elena López-Gunn, Fermín I. Villarroya and Esperanza Montero

Reuse of oil and gas produced water in south-eastern New Mexico: resource assessment, treatment processes, and policy pp. 809-823

Enid J. Sullivan Graham, Anne C. Jakle and F. David Martin

Water-energy-food nexus in a transboundary context: the Euphrates-Tigris river basin as a case study pp. 824-838

Aysegül Kibaroglu and Sezin Iba Gürsoy

Water-food-energy nexus in Chile: the challenges due to global change in different regional contexts pp. 839-855

Francisco J. Meza, Sebastian Vicuna, Jorge Gironás, David Poblete, Francisco Suárez and Melanie Oertel

How would the Rogun Dam affect water and energy scarcity in Central Asia? pp. 856-876

Maksud Bekchanov, Claudia Ringler, Anik Bhaduri and Marc Jeuland

Governance of transitions towards sustainable development - the water-energy-food nexus in Cyprus pp. 877-894

Johannes Halbe, Claudia Pahl-Wostl, Manfred A. Lange and Christina Velonis

The water-energy-food (WEF) security nexus: the policy perspective of Bangladesh pp. 895-910

Animesh K. Gain, Carlo Giupponi and David Benson

Where is the power? Transnational networks, authority and the dispute over the Xayaburi Dam on the Lower Mekong Mainstream pp. 911-928

Oliver Hensengerth

Application of payments for hydrological ecosystem services to solve problems of fit and interplay in integrated water resources management pp. 929-948

Jochen Hack

Volume 40, issue 4, 2015

Forty years of Water International: on track but not in a rut pp. 535-545

James E. Nickum

The reminiscences pp. 546-555

James E. Nickum

XVth World Water Congress overview pp. 556-558

Cecilia Tortajada

Ven Te Chow Memorial Lecture: Localizing water and food security pp. 559-567

Rabi H. Mohtar

Crystal Drop Award Speech: Connecting the dots: a unifying theory for modelling in water engineering pp. 568-592

Vijay P. Singh

Hydropolitics in the Harirud/Tejen River Basin: Afghanistan as hydro-hegemon? pp. 593-613

Vincent Thomas and Jeroen Warner

Using water insecurity to predict domestic water demand in the Palestinian West Bank pp. 614-634

S. E. Galaitsi, Annette Huber-Lee, Richard M. Vogel and Elena N. Naumova

Assessing the performance of water user associations in the Gash Irrigation Project, Sudan pp. 635-646

Lee A. Ngirazie, Ageel I. Bushara and Jerry W. Knox

Predicting water quality associated with land cover change in the Grootdraai Dam catchment, South Africa pp. 647-663

Anja du Plessis, Tertius Harmse and Fethi Ahmed

A counterfactual assessment for interagency collaboration on water quality: the case of the Geum River basin, South Korea pp. 664-688

J.H. Koo, J.Y. Yoon, K.H. Sim and H.K. Cho

An assessment of Kalpana-1 rainfall product for drought monitoring over India at meteorological sub-division scale pp. 689-702

Shashikant Patel, Satya Prakash and Bindu Bhatt

Earthea Nance, Engineers and communities: transforming sanitation in contemporary Brazil, reviewed by Paulo Augusto Cunha Libanio pp. 703-705

Paulo Augusto Cunha Libanio

Volume 40, issue 3, 2015

Transboundary groundwater governance in the Guarani Aquifer System: reflections from a survey of global and regional experts pp. 377-400

Zachary P. Sugg, Robert G. Varady, Andrea K. Gerlak and Rafael de Grenade

Evolution of water management in coastal Bangladesh: from temporary earthen embankments to depoliticized community-managed polders pp. 401-416

Camelia Dewan, Aditi Mukherji and Marie-Charlotte Buisson

Drought, distress, and a conditional cash transfer programme to mitigate the impact of drought in Bihar, India pp. 417-431

Avinash Kishore, P.K. Joshi and Divya Pandey

Performing the success of an innovation: the case of smallholder drip irrigation in Burkina Faso pp. 432-445

Jonas Wanvoeke, Jean-Philippe Venot, Margreet Zwarteveen and Charlotte de Fraiture

Using backcasting to explore ways to improve the national water department's contribution to good groundwater governance in South Africa pp. 446-462

P. Seward, Y. Xu and A. Turton

Firms' willingness to invest in a water fund to improve water-related ecosystem services in the Lake Naivasha basin, Kenya pp. 463-482

Dawit W. Mulatu, Pieter R. van Oel and Anne van der Veen

Bilateral virtual water trade in agricultural products: a case study of Germany and China pp. 483-498

Wei Jiang and Rainer Marggraf

The relation between water pollution and economic growth using the environmental Kuznets curve: a case study in South Korea pp. 499-512

Jaesung Choi, Bob Hearne, Kihoon Lee and David Roberts

Pollution of inland waters in Brazil: the case for goal-oriented initiatives pp. 513-533

Paulo Augusto Cunha Libanio

Volume 40, issue 2, 2015

The UN Peacebuilding Commission and the potential of water in post-conflict development, governance and reconciliation pp. 215-230

Andrea Beck

Against the current: transboundary water management in small states on two continents pp. 231-250

Harlan Koff and Carmen Maganda

A perfect storm: the causes and consequences of severe water scarcity, institutional breakdown and conflict in Yemen pp. 251-272

Matthew I. Weiss

Water allocation reform: what makes it so difficult? pp. 273-285

Petra Hellegers and Xavier Leflaive

Editors' introduction to The China Water Papers - transboundary water cooperation in Asia with a focus on China (III) pp. 286-296

Patricia Wouters and Huiping Chen

The human right to water and foreign investment: friends or foes? pp. 297-311

Huiping Chen

China's practice on the non-navigational uses of transboundary waters: transforming diplomacy through rules of international law pp. 312-327

Yanmei He

Identifying China's transboundary water risks and vulnerabilities - a multidisciplinary analysis using hydrological data and legal/institutional settings pp. 328-341

Yan Feng, Daming He and Wenling Wang

Water security in Himalayan Asia: first stirrings of regional cooperation? pp. 342-353

Bjørn-Oliver Magsig

Transboundary water cooperation on the Yarlung Zangbo/Brahmaputra - a legal analysis of riparian state practice pp. 354-374

Yang Liu

Key concepts in water resource management: a review and critical evaluation, edited by Jonathan Lautze, Routledge (Earthscan), Abingdon, UK and New York, USA, 2014, 131 pp., $49.95 (paperback), ISBN 978-0-415-71172-9 pp. 375-376

James E. Nickum

Volume 40, issue 1, 2015

Editors' Introduction pp. 1-20

Patricia Wouters and Huiping Chen

One step at a time: international law and the duty to cooperate in the management of shared water resources pp. 21-32

Christina Leb

The governance of wetland ecosystems and the promotion of transboundary water cooperation - opportunities presented by the Ramsar Convention pp. 33-47

Jing Lee

Benefit-sharing and upstream/downstream cooperation for ecological protection of transboundary waters: opportunities for China as an upstream state pp. 48-70

Owen McIntyre

Approaches to investment in Chinese transboundary waters pp. 71-86

Xiuli Han

A new perspective on water governance in China: Captain of the River pp. 87-99

Liping Dai

Mapping Asia's trans-boundary waters, with a focus on China pp. 100-112

Vivian Louis Forbes

China's southbound transboundary river basins: a case of asymmetry pp. 113-138

Mirja Kattelus, Matti Kummu, Marko Keskinen, Aura Salmivaara and Olli Varis

Benefit sharing in the Mekong River basin pp. 139-152

Seungho Lee

An analysis of Turkey's water diplomacy and its evolving position vis-à-vis international water law pp. 153-167

Aysegül Kibaroglu

The UNECE Water Convention and the development of transboundary cooperation in the Chu-Talas, Kura, Drin and Dniester River basins pp. 168-182

Bo Libert

Transboundary water management: lessons learnt from North America pp. 183-198

Velma I. Grover and Gail Krantzberg

Do good fences make good neighbours? Canada-United States transboundary water governance, the Boundary Waters Treaty, and twenty-first-century challenges pp. 199-213

Emma S. Norman and Karen Bakker