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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Dr Elli LoukaPublisher: Oxford University Press Inc Imprint: Oxford University Press Inc Dimensions: Width: 23.60cm , Height: 3.30cm , Length: 15.50cm Weight: 0.785kg ISBN: 9780195374131ISBN 10: 0195374134 Pages: 462 Publication Date: 25 September 2008 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: To order ![]() Stock availability from the supplier is unknown. We will order it for you and ship this item to you once it is received by us. Table of ContentsIntroduction Part One: The Making of Water Policy Chapter 1: Water Governance Chapter 2: Principles of Water Management Chapter 3: The Making of the European Union Chapter 4: Water Management in the European Union Chapter 5: Implementing Water Management Chapter 6: Coordination Policies and Politics Part Two: National Institutions for Water Management Chapter 7: Designing Effective Organizations Chapter 8: Centralization/Decentralization Dilemmas Chapter 9: How to Predict Success in Water Management Chapter 10: Models of Water Policy Chapter 11: Case Studies Part Three: Expressions of Democracy Chapter 12: Information as the Foundation of the Democratic State Chapter 13: Towards Effective Rules in Water Management? The Participation of the Public Chapter 14: Public Participation and Strengthening of the Democratic State Chapter 15: Case Studies Part Four: International Institutions for Water Management Chapter 16: Instruments for Transboundary Water Management Chapter 17: Nineteen Countries-One River: Trade-offs in the Management of the Danube River Chapter 18: Institutional Congestion in the Management of Rhine River Chapter 19: Institution-Building in the Scheldt and Meuse Rivers Chapter 20: The Future of the Elbe River Regime Chapter 21: Tepid Institutional Development in southeast Europe Part Five: International Governance Mechanisms Chapter 22: Participation of Stakeholders in International Water Commissions Chapter 23: International Water Authorities and the Role of Secretariats Part Six: Anticipating the Future Chapter 24: Sketches from National and Transnational Experience Chapter 25: Towards a Future Water Policy IndexReviews<br> The great wealth of discussion of the history, responsibilities, problems, stakeholder issues, and basin commission success in meeting with the WFD is the strength of this book. I plan to keep this book as a reference and recommend it to people who serve on, study, oversee, or deal with river basin commissions. <br>--David E Agathe, Tucson AZ, Journal of The American Water Resources Association <br><p><br> The great wealth of discussion of the history, responsibilities, problems, stakeholder issues, and basin commission success in meeting with the WFD is the strength of this book. I plan to keep this book as a reference and recommend it to people who serve on, study, oversee, or deal with river basin commissions. --David E Agathe, Tucson AZ, Journal of The American Water Resources Association The great wealth of discussion of the history, responsibilities, problems, stakeholder issues, and basin commission success in meeting with the WFD is the strength of this book. I plan to keep this book as a reference and recommend it to people who serve on, study, oversee, or deal with river basin commissions. --David E Agathe, Tucson AZ, Journal of The American Water Resources Association The great wealth of discussion of the history, responsibilities, problems, stakeholder issues, and basin commission success in meeting with the WFD is the strength of this book. I plan to keep this book as a reference and recommend it to people who serve on, study, oversee, or deal with river basin commissions. --David E Agathe, Tucson AZ, Journal of The American Water Resources Association The great wealth of discussion of the history, responsibilities, problems, stakeholder issues, and basin commission success in meeting with the WFD is the strength of this book. I plan to keep this book as a reference and recommend it to people who serve on, study, oversee, or deal with river basin commissions. --David E Agathe, Tucson AZ, Journal of The American Water Resources Association The great wealth of discussion of the history, responsibilities, problems, stakeholder issues, and basin commission success in meeting with the WFD is the strength of this book. I plan to keep this book as a reference and recommend it to people who serve on, study, oversee, or deal with river basin commissions. --David E Agathe, Tucson AZ, Journal of The American Water Resources Association The great wealth of discussion of the history, responsibilities, problems, stakeholder issues, and basin commission success in meeting with the WFD is the strength of this book. I plan to keep this book as a reference and recommend it to people who serve on, study, oversee, or deal with river basin commissions. --David E Agathe, Tucson AZ, Journal of The American Water Resources Association Author InformationDr. Elli Louka is the founder of Alphabetics Development and Investment, a company devoted to environment and development. Louka was a senior fellow at the Orville H. Schell Center for International Human Rights at Yale Law School and a Ford Foundation Fellow at New York University School of Law. This book is an outgrowth of the Marie Curie Fellowship provided by the European Commission of the European Union. Louka is the author of multiple publications in international environmental law including the latest 'International Environmental Law: Fairness, Effectiveness and World Order' (2006). Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |