Water International - Volume
36, Issue 5, 2011
By special arrangement with the publishers, the following article by AIDA member Salman Salman has been made freely accessible to AIDA members: "The World Bank policy and practice for projects affecting shared aquifers", featuring in the Special Issue of Water International - Volume 36, Issue 5, 2011 Strengthening Cooperation on Transboundary Groundwater Resources, http://www.tandfonline.com/r/shared-aquifers
'SECOND
EDITION of 'Les principes du droit et de l'administration des eaux - Droit interne
et droit international' by Dante Caponera, revised and updated by Marcella Nanni,
Editions Johanet, Paris, November, 2009
The purpose of this
book, which was first published in 1992, is to provide a tool for dealing with
the legal and institutional aspects of water resources management to those who
are called upon to carry out functions within the context of water resources administration
and to face the legal issues raised by water management. Given that there have
been a number of developments in the field of water law, policy and administration
since 1992, year of its first issue (in English), the book has been revised and
updated to reflect elements of growing topical importance, such as groundwater
management, river basin planning, water quality protection and the participation
of stakeholders in decision making. For further information, visit: http://www.editions-johanet.net'
CAPONERA, Dante A. Principles of Water Law and Administration
- National and International
2nd edition revised and updated by
Marcella Nanni, London, Taylor&Francis, 2007, 290 pages - see
the flyer in (PDF file 950 Kb) Treaties Concerning
the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses - Europe,
FAO Publication No. 50, Rome, 1993 (E/F/S) Preparing
National Regulations for Water Resources Management - Principles and Practices,
FAO Publication No. 52, Rome, 1994 Treaties Concerning
the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses - Asia,
FAO Publication No. 55, Rome, 1995 (E/F) - Open
PDF International Water Law, Acceptable Pollution
Risk and the Tatschenshini River,
by Richard K. Paisley, Director,
Dr. Andrew R Thompson Natural Resources Law Program, University of British Columbia,
Canada, published in 35 Nat. Resources J. 111, Winter 1995, 27 pp. - Open
PDF
Readings in African Customary Water
Law,
FAO Publication No. 58, Rome 1996 (E/F) Treaties
Concerning the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses - Africa,
FAO Publication No. 61, Rome, 1997 (E/F) - Open
PDF Política y legislación de
aguas en el Istmo centro-americano (El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras),
Publicación de la FAO No. 64, Roma, 1998 Sources
of International Water Law,
FAO Publication No. 65, Rome, 1998
- Open
PDF Issues in Water Law Reform,
FAO Publication No. 67, Rome, 1999 Elaboration
des réglementations nationales de gestion des ressources en eau:
Principes et pratiques, Publication de la FAO No. 69, Rome, 1999
Integrated
Water Resources Management, National and International Legal and Institutional
Requirements – A New Vision,
by Bernard J. Wohlwend, Consultant,
Economic Commission for Western Asia, Expert Group Meeting on Legal Aspects of
the Management of Shared Water Resources, Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, 8-11 June 2000,
Doc. E/ESCWA/ENR/2000/WG.1/6, 39 pp.
(Also published in Serbo-Croatian under
the title ‘Integralno upravljanje vodnim resursima - Nacionalni i medjunarodni
paravni i institucionalni zahtevi - Jedan nov pogled’ in : ‘Kopaonicka
skola prirodnog pra - XXIII susret’, December 2000, Belgrade, Pravni zivot,
br. 12/2000, pp.. 303-327). - Open
PDF Transboundary Drainage Basins – A
New Vision,
by Bernard J. Wohlwend, Consultant, August 2000, 32
pp. + Annexes, paper presented at the International Water Resources Association’s
Expert Consultation in Salvador de Bahia, published in ‘Policy and Institutions
for Integrated Water Resources Management’, IWRM, São Paolo, Brazil,
3-6 September 2000, pp. 33-47 - Open
PDF Water Rights Administration - Experience,
Issues and Guidelines,
FAO Publication No. 70, 2001 - Open
PDF The Teaching of the Most Highly Qualified
Publicists as a Subsidiary Source of International Water Resources Law,
by Bernard J. Wohlwend, Consultant, March 2001, 30 pp., published in Nile
Basin Water Resources, Regional Training Workshop on International Water Law,
Negotiation Skills and Conflict Resolution held in Cairo, Egypt, 25 April - 1
May 2001, FAO Workshop Report, GCP/INT/752/UTA, Rome, June 2001
(Also published
in : PROCEEDINGS, Regional Conference on the Legal Aspects of Sustainable Water
Resources Management, Teslic, Bosnia-Herzegovina, 14-18 May 2001, pp. 73-92, edited
by Slavko Bogdanovic, ISBN 86-83421-04-X). - Open
PDF The Emerging Principles and Rules of International
Water Resources Law,
by Bernard J. Wohlwend, Consultant, March
2001, 27 pp. + Annex, published in Nile Basin Water Resources, Regional Training
Workshop on International Water Law, Negotiation Skills and Conflict Resolution
held in Cairo, Egypt, 25 April - 1 May 2001, FAO Workshop Report, GCP/INT/752/UTA,
Rome, June 2001 - Open PDF Equitable
Utilization and the Allocation of Water Rights to Shared Water Resources,
by Bernard J. Wohlwend, Consultant, March 2001, 18 pp., published in Nile Basin
Water Resources, 1st Regional Training Workshop on International Water Law, Negotiation
Skills and Conflict Resolution held in Cairo, Egypt, 25 April - 1 May 2001, FAO
Workshop Report, GCP/INT/752/UTA, Rome, June 2001 - Open
PDF Legal and Institutional Means to Implement
Integrated Water Resources Management,
by Bernard J. Wohlwend,
Consultant, January 2001, 40 pp., paper published in the Proceedings of the Confrence
of the XIV Session of the Kopaonik School of Natural Law to be held in Mt Kopaonik,
Serbia, in December 2001.
(Also published in Serbo-Croatian under the title
:‘Pravna I Istitucionalna Sredstava za primenu Integralnog Upravljanja Vodnim
Resursuma’ in : ‘Kopaonicka skola prirodnog pra - XXIII susret’,
December 2001, Belgrade, Pravni Zivot, br. 12/2001, pp.. 453-475. - Open
PDF Adversaries into Partners : International
Water Law and the Equitable Sharing of Downstream Benefits,
by
Richard K. Paisly, Director, Dr. Andrew R Thompson Natural Resources Law Program,
University of British Columbia, Canada, published in the Melbourne Journal of
International Law, Vol 3, 2002, pp. 280-300 - Open
PDF An Overview of Groundwater in International
Law - A Case Study : The Franco-Swiss Genevese Aquifer,
by Bernard
J. Wohlwend, Consultant, December 2002, 24 pp., paper prepared for Workshop III
on “Harmonization of Diverging Interests in the Use of Shared Water Resources”,
organized by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia
(ESCWA) in cooperation with the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ), Beirut, Lebanon,
17-19 December 2002. - Open
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