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Part 1 Introduction 1
Chapter 1 Water Ethics and Water Management Jeremy J. Schmidt 3
Part 2 Dominion and the Human Claim to Water 17
Chapter 2 Editors Introduction 19
Chapter 3 Byzantine Heritage His All Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew 25
Chapter 4 Water Ethics Perspectives in the Arab Region Faraj Al-Awar Mohammad J. Abdulrazzak Radwan Al-Weshah 29
Chapter 5 Which Rights Are Right? Water Rights, Culture, and Underlying Values Rajendra Pradhan Ruth Meinzen-Dick 39
Chapter 6 Women, Water, Energy: An Ecofeminist Approach Greta Gaard 59
Part 3 Utilitarianism 77
Chapter 7 Editors' Introduction 79
Chapter 8 Water as a Resource William J. McGee 87
Chapter 9 Priming the Invisible Pump Terry L. Anderson Donald R. Leal 91
Chapter 10 Surface Water and Groundwater Regulation and Use: An Ethical Perspective Steven E. Kraft 105
Chapter 11 Understanding Transfers: Community Rights and the Privatization of Water Joseph L. Sax 117
Chapter 12 A Basis for Environmental Ethics Augustin Berque 125
Part 4 Water as a Community Resource 139
Chapter 13 Editors' Introduction 141
Chapter 14 Water Rights in the Commons Elinor Ostrom Paul C. Stern Thomas Dietz 147
Chapter 15 Encounters with the Moral Economy of Water: General Principles for Successfully Managing the Commons Paul Trawick 155
Chapter 16 The Legal Status of Water in Quebec Madeleine Cantin Cumyn 167
Chapter 17 The Rebirth of Environmentalism as Pragmatic, Adaptive Management Bryan G Norton 179
Part 5 Water: Life's Common Wealth 197
Chapter 18 Editors' Introduction 199
Chapter 19 Are There any Natural Resources? Peter G. Brown 203
Chapter 20 The Missing Piece: A Water Ethic Sandra Postel 221
Chapter 21 Fish First! the Changing Ethics of Ecosystem Management Carolyn Merchant 227
Part 6 Ethics in Complex Systems 241
Chapter 22 Editors' Introduction 243
Chapter 23 Ecohydrosolidarity: a New Ethics for Stewardship of Value-Adding Rainfall Malin Falkenmark Carl Folke 247
Chapter 24 An Ethic of Compassionate Retreat Peter G. Brown Jeremy J. Schmidt 265
Acknowledgments 287
Contributors 289
Advisory Board 293
Index 295
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reviewed Water Ethics: Foundational Readings for Students and Professionals on June 09, 2011
Water Ethics
Living in Colorado, we are constantly reminded of the need to conserve water and sometimes left wondering why so much of it gets allocated to other states. An excellent book including historical perspectives, current management of our limited resource, and future difficulties as population grows. I learned a great deal about the system of water regulation in Colorado. Highly recommended! !
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