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Publication: Negotiating Water Rights

Negotiating Water Rights

Edited by Bryan Randolph Bruns and Ruth S. Meinzen-Dick

Published by Vistaar and Intermediate Technology Publications

396 pages / 2000 / ISBN 8-17036-878-2

Table of Contents

The front matter and introductory chapter are available in full text.

List of Tables, List of Figures, List of Maps, Forward, Preface, Acknowledgements

 

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Chapter 1:

Negotiating Water Rights: Introduction

Ruth S. Meinzen-Dick and Bryan Randolph Bruns

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Chapter 2:

Water Rights in the State of Nature: Emergent Expectations in an Indonesian Settlement

Douglas L. Vermillion

Chapter 3:

Gendered Water and Land Rights in Rice Valley Improvement, Burkina Faso

Barbara van Koppen

Chapter 4:

Negotiating Seasonal Water Allocation Rules in Kirindi Oya, Sri Lanka

Jeffrey D. Brewer

Chapter 5:

Negotiation with an Under-informed Bureaucracy: Water Rights on System Tanks in Bihar

Nirmal Sengupta

Chapter 6:

Water Rights and Legal Pluralism: Some Basics of a Legal Anthropological Approach

H. L. Joep Spiertz

Chapter 7:

Negotiating Access and Rights: Disputes Over Rights to an Irrigation Water Source in Nepal

Rajendra Pradhan and Ujjwal Pradhan

Chapter 8:

Water Property Rights and Resistance to Demand Management in Northwestern Spain

David Guillet

Chapter 9:

Public, Private, and Shared Water: Groundwater Markets and Access in Pakistan

Ruth S. Meinzen-Dick

Chapter 10:

Nature's Bounty or Scarce Commodity: Competition and Consensus Over Groundwater Use in Rural Bangladesh

Syed Zahir Sadeque

Chapter 11:

Farmers, Factories and the Dynamics of Water Allocation in West Java

Ganjar Kurnia, Teten W. Avianto, and Bryan Randolph Bruns

Chapter 12:

Negotiation of Water Rights among Irrigators' Associations in Bali, Indonesia

Nyoman Sutawan

Chapter 13:

Acequias and Water Rights Adjudications in Northern New Mexico

Northern New Mexico Legal Services

Chapter 14:

Negotiating Water Rights: Implications for Research and Action

Bryan Randolph Bruns and Ruth S. Meinzen-Dick

About the Editors and Contributing Authors

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