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Author:   Julie Gjortz Howden
Publisher:   Brill
Imprint:   Martinus Nijhoff
Volume:   8
Weight:   0.510kg
ISBN:  

9789004426313

ISBN 10:   9004426310
Pages:   244
Publication Date:   04 June 2020
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements List of Treaties List of Case Law 1 Introduction 1 Water as a Common Good 2 The Complexity of Managing International Watercourses 3 International Law in the Face of Watercourse Complexities 4 Structure 2 Where to Find the COIA in International Water Law 1 Introduction 2 Basic Theories of International Water Law 3 Main Principles of International Water Law 4 The Two Global Water Conventions 5 Grasping the Outlines of the COIA 6 Lessons from Common Management Regimes 3 A Management Approach Based on Interests 1 Introduction 2 Interests vs. Rights 3 Community Interests and Rights and Obligations erga omnes 4 Typology of Interests in the COIA 5 Does the Watercourse Have Interests? 6 Hydrosolidarity 7 Solidarity as a Driving Force in the COIA 4 The Scope of the COIA 1 Introduction 2 'Drainage Basin' and Related Terms 3 'River System' 4 'Watercourse' 5 The Object to Be Managed in the COIA 5 Sovereignty as a Responsibility to Cooperate 1 Introduction 2 Does the COIA Imply 'Joint Ownership' of the Watercourse? 3 Approaches to State Sovereignty 4 Sovereignty and Cooperation 5 Functional Sovereignty through Collective Action 6 The Composition of the COI 1 Introduction 2 The Community 3 Participants in the COI 4 Participation in Water Management Regimes 7 Procedural Rules and the Creation of a COI Institution 1 Introduction 2 Procedural Obligations under International Water Law and Their Relevance for the COIA 3 The RBO in International Water Law 4 The Anatomy of the COI Institution 8 The COI Institution's Key Functions 1 Introduction 2 Monitoring and Information Exchange 3 Prior Notification and EIA 4 Decision-making 5 Dispute Settlement 9 Concluding Summary 1 What Is the COIA? 2 What Are the COIA's Normative Elements? 3 What Is the COIA's Contribution to International Water Law? Bibliography Index

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Julie Gjortz Howden, Ph.D. (2019), University of Bergen, is a senior adviser in water law at the Norwegian Ministry of Climate and Environment. She has published a number of articles on international water law and the common management of transboundary watercourses.

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