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Will war in the Middle East be fanned or quenched by water? This is the central question addressed by this book. It is a question that is becoming increasing pressing especially in the climatically parched and political volatile realities of the region. Indeed, leaders across the Middle East including those considered to be among the most moderate have warned that water, more than any other issue, is liable to drive their countries to war. The book provides analyses of Israel's water predicament and of the hydro-political implications for the country, particularly in the light of recent developments in the ""peace process"".

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MARTIN SHERMAN is Lecturer in Political Science, University of Tel Aviv, Israel. He is Director on the board of several commercial companies and writes frequently in the Israeli press on issues of current interest. Some of his research has been published in journals such as International Journal of Intelligence and Counter Intelligence, Journal of Strategic Studies, Journal to Theoretical Politics and Nations and Nationalism. His previous book, Despots, Democrats and the Determinants of International conflict was published by Macmillan in 1998.

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