Suchergebnisse

Prologue / Enamul Choudhury and Shafiqul Islam -- Complexity and contingency : understanding transboundary water issues / Shafiqul Islam and Enamul Choudhury -- The meaning and logic of enablement to explain complexity and contingent actions / Enamul Choudhury and Shafiqul Islam -- Bridging complexity and contingency : role of three enabling conditions to resolve water conflicts in the Indus and Jordan Basins / Enamul Choudhury and Shafiqul Islam -- The resolve to cooperate on the Danube : enabling conditions for transboundary water cooperation / Tahira Syed -- Governance of the Brahmaputra Sub-basin : exploring the enabling conditions / Nilanjan Ghosh and Jayanta Bandyopadhyay -- The Ganges River water sharing agreement between Bangladesh and India : in search of new mechanisms to meet new challenges / Ashok Swain -- Agreement on declaration of principles on the GERD : interdependence or levelling the Nile Basin playing field? / Salman M. A. Salman -- Reflections on the Colorado River / Kevin Wheeler -- Building a shared understanding in water management / Bruno Verdini -- Zayandehrud water issues : how can a negotiated approach be developed? / Mehdi Fasihi Harandi -- Reflections on enabling conditions through the lens of power asymmetry / Naho Mirumachi -- Is the engagement of third parties an enabling condition of transboundary water cooperation? / Paula Hanasz -- From pulp to paper : how understanding laws enhances cooperation and enables water security / Alexandra Campbell-Ferrari and Luke Wilson.

Rooted in the ideas of complexity science and mutual gains negotiation, this volume shows why traditional systems engineering approaches will not work for complex water problems and what emerging tools and techniques are needed to resolve them. This collection successfully synthesizes insights from theory and practice to advocate for contingent and adaptive management using a water diplomacy framework.