Water Quantity/Quality Management And Conflict Resolution Book

	Illustrations
	Acknowledgments
	Introduction
1	Evaluation of Two Institutional Arrangements for Resolving Interstate Water Disputes	5
2	The Role of the U.S. Government in Water Quality and Quantity Issues	21
3	The Federal Clean Water Act and Its Application to the San Francisco Bay Estuary	31
4	Institutions for Managing Groundwater Basins in Southern California	43
5	Water Use and Transfer in Taiwan	61
6	Water Dispute Resolution Mechanisms in India	71
7	Conflict Resolution in Ontario Water Resources Policy	81
8	Interstate Water Management: The Case of the Murray-Darling Basin in Australia	93
9	The Design of Institutional Arrangements for Water Allocation	107
10	Resolving Water Transfer Conflicts Through Changes in the Water Market Process	119
11	Alienable Privatization Policies: The Choice Between Inefficiency and Injustice	131
12	Integrating Equity, Efficiency, and Orderly Development in Groundwater Allocation	143
13	Integration of Quantity and Quality in a Water Market	155
14	Toward a New Nile Waters Agreement	167
15	Resolving Conflicts over Water Disputes in the Jordan River Basin	179
16	Conflict over Eastern U.S. Water Transfers: Toward a New Era of Negotiation?	189
17	Western U.S. Indian Water Conflicts: A Discussion of Economic Issues	203
18	Resolving Intergovernmental Water Disputes Through Negotiation	219
19	Lessons in Conflict Resolution: The Case of the Denver Water Department	233
20	Resolving Environmental Conflicts Through Mediation	249
21	Bargaining and Water Disputes: A Perspective on the Coming Decade	259
22	Competing Demands for California's Scarce Water	271
23	Collective Action in Irrigation	289
24	Cooperative Solutions for Problems of Water Supply	301
25	Cooperative and Noncooperative Water Diversion in the Great Lakes Basin	321
26	Innovations in Cooperation: North American Waterfowl Management Plan	337
27	Protecting Water Resource Quality: Designing an Emission Charge System in New Zealand	359
28	Political Economy of the Transition from Water Rights to Water Markets	369
29	Minimizing Potential Distortions in a Spot Water Market: A Multilateral Bargaining Approach	385
30	A Bargaining Model for Water Transfers Including Water Quality	399
31	Common Pool Resources: The Relevance of Laboratory Experimental Research	409
32	Positional Analysis Applied to Water Pollution Problems in Developing Countries	427
33	Political Power Measures for Water Management Interest Groups	439
34	Analyzing Interest Group Preferences: An Application of the Analytic Hierarchy Process	453
35	Contingent Valuation in Resolving Local Public Water Problems	469
36	Economic and Political Analysis of Dredging Ohio's State Park Lakes	485
	Subject Index	501
	Name Index	511