Globalization of Water

List of Maps.
Preface.
1. Introduction.
2. How much Water is used for Producing our Goods andServices?.
3. Virtual-Water Flows between Nations as a Result of Trade inAgricultural and Industrial Products.
4. Water Saving through International Trade in AgriculturalProducts.
5. The Water Footprints of Nations.
6. The Water Footprints of Morocco and the Netherlands.
7. Virtual- versus Real-Water Transfers within China.
8. The Water Footprint of Coffee and Tea Consumption.
9. The Water Footprint of Cotton Consumption.
10. Water as a Geopolitical Resource.
11. Efficient, Sustainable, and Equitable Water Use in aGlobalized world.
Appendix I. Analytical Framework for the Assessment ofVirtual-Water content, Virtual-Water Flows, Water Savings, WaterFootprints, and Water Dependencies.
Appendix II. Virtual-Water Flows per Country Related toInternational Trade in Crop, Livestock, and IndustrialProducts.
Appendix III. National Water Savings and Losses due to Trade inAgricultural Products.
Appendix IV. Water Footprints of Nations.
Appendix V. Water Footprint versus Water Scarcity,Self-Sufficiency, and Water Import Dependency per Country.
Glossary.
References.
Index