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Klise G, Neir A, Campana M, Ewing A, Basak Vener B, Rieu-Clarke A (2009) Hydrovulnerability
of West Asia. In: UNEP (eds) Hydropolitical vulnerability and resilience along international
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Kumar S (2010) 50 years of the Indus water treaty: an evaluation. Strateg Anal 34(5):667–670
McCaffrey S (2001) The law of international watercourses: non-navigational uses. Oxford University Press, Oxford
McCaffrey S (2015) The 1997 UN convention: compatibility and complementarity. In: Tanzi A
et al (eds) The UNECE convention on the protection and use of transboundary watercourses and
international lakes—its contribution to international water cooperation. Brill Nijhoff, Leiden,
Boston, pp 51–59
McCaffrey S (2016) UN watercourses convention—implementation and relationship to the UNECE
water convention. Environ Policy Law 46(1):35–39
Moellenkamp S (2007) The “WFD-effect” on upstream-downstream relations in international
river basins? Insights from the Rhine and the Elbe basins. Hydrol Earth Syst Sci Discuss
4(3):1407–1428 (European Geosciences Union)
Neir A, Klise G, Campana M (2009) The concept of vulnerability as applied to North America.
In: UNEP (eds) Hydropolitical vulnerability and resilience along international waters—North
America. Nairobi, pp 17–22
Newton J (2007) Hydropolitical vulnerability of South America’s international watercourses. In:
UNEP (eds) Hydropolitical vulnerability and resilience along international waters—Latin America and the Caribbean. Nairobi, pp 45–78
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a formal global water governance regime. PhD Thesis, Tufts University, Fletcher School of Law
and Diplomacy, Medford
Rieu-Clarke A, Moynihan R, Magsig B (2012) UN watercourses convention—user’s guide. University of Dundee, Dundee
Salman S (2009) The World Bank policy for projects on international waterways: an historical and
legal analysis. Law, Justice and Development Series. The World Bank, Washington DC
Tanzi A, Contartese C (2015) Dispute prevention, dispute settlement and implementation facilitation
in international water law: the added value of the establishment of an implementation mechanism
under the water convention. In: Tanzi A et al (eds) The UNECE convention on the protection
and use of transboundary watercourses and international lakes—its contribution to international
water cooperation. Brill Nijhoff, Leiden, Boston, pp 319–329
Tanzi A, Kolliopoulos A (2015) The no-harm rule. In: Tanzi A et al (eds) The UNECE convention
on the protection and use of transboundary watercourses and international lakes—its contribution
to international water cooperation. Brill Nijhoff, Leiden, Boston, pp 133–145
Turton A (2008) The Southern African hydropolitical complex. In: Varis O, Tortajada C, Biswas A
(eds) Management of transboundary rivers and lakes. Springer, Heidelberg, pp 21–80
UNECE (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe) (2011) Strengthening water management and transboundary water cooperation in Central Asia: the role of UNECE environmental
conventions, Geneva
Vinogradov S (2007) Regime building for transboundary water: the evolution of legal and institutional frameworks in the EECCA region. Water Law 18:77–94
Wolf A (2000) From rights to needs: water allocations in international treaties. In: Feitelson E,
Haddad M (eds) Management of shared groundwater resources. Kluwer, Dordrecht, pp 133–165
Wouters P (2013) International law—facilitating transboundary water cooperation. Global Water
Partnership Technical Committee, Background papers No. 17
Zawahri NA, McLaughlin M (2011) Fragmented governance of international rivers: negotiating
bilateral versus multilateral treaties. Int Stud Q 55:835–858