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Intro -- Contents -- The International Law Association Helsinki Rules: Contribution to International Water Law -- Abstract -- Keywords -- Introduction -- Part 1: The Birth of the International Law Association -- 1.1 The Inception and Mission of the International Law Association -- 1.2 Entering into Tera Incognita -- Part 2: The Early Years of International Water Law -- 2.1 The Period before World War II -- 2.1.1 The Madrid Declaration (1911) -- 2.1.2 The Barcelona Convention (1921) -- 2.1.3 The Geneva Convention (1923) -- 2.1.4 The Montevideo Declaration (1933) -- 2.2 Drivers of Change after World War II -- Part 3: International Water Law in the 1950s and 1960s -- 3.1 The Quest for a Just and Equitable Balancing of the Interests of Riparians -- 3.2 Judicial Practice of States -- Part 4: Step-by-Step towards the Helsinki Rules -- 4.1 The Dubrovnik Statement of Principles -- 4.1.1 Preparatory Work -- 4.1.2 The Dubrovnik Conference -- 4.2 The New York Resolution -- 4.2.1 Preparatory Work -- 4.2.2 The Scope and Contents of the New York Resolution -- 4.3 The Hamburg Resolution -- 4.3.1 Preparatory Work -- 4.3.2 The Hamburg Recommendations -- 4.4 The Brussels Conference -- 4.4.1 Preparatory Work -- 4.4.2 Articles on Settlement of Disputes -- 4.4.3 Articles on Navigational Uses of International Rivers -- 4.4.4 Pollution of the Waters of a Drainage Basin -- 4.5 The Tokyo Conference -- Part 5: The Helsinki Conference -- 5.1 Final Report of the Rivers Committee -- 5.2 Resolution of the Conference -- Part 6: The Helsinki Rules -- 6.1 Introductory Note -- 6.2 Chapter on General Provisions -- 6.3 Chapter on Equitable Utilization -- 6.4 Chapter on Pollution -- 6.5 Chapter on Navigation -- 6.6 Chapter on Timber Floating -- 6.7 Chapter on Procedures -- Part 7: The Influence of the Helsinki Rules -- 7.1 Outreach of the Rules across the Globe