Command of the Waters

Name: Command of the Waters | Iron Triangles, Federal Water Development, and Indian Water
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Iron Triangles, Federal Water Development, and Indian Water

Daniel McCool(Autor*in)

University of Arizona Press

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Erschienen am 27. September 2022

352 Seiten

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Intro
Contents
Preface to the Paperbound Edition
On a Plateau All By Itself: An Introduction to the Paperbound Edition
Acknowledgments
Chapter One. Water, Indians, and Iron Triangles
Introduction
Iron Triangles: Sources of Political Power
Iron Triangles, Water Policy, and Change
Conclusion
Chapter Two. Federal Water Development at the Turn of the Century
Introduction
The Federal-State Relationship
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Eastern Vote
Interest Group Support
Turn-of-the-Century Pork Barrel
Conclusion
Chapter Three. The Winters Decision and Its Progeny
Introduction
The Role of the Justice Department
The Court's Response
The Congressional Response
Conclusion
Chapter Four. Non-Indian Water Development: The Bureau of Reclamation and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Introduction
The Bureau of Reclamation
Three Problems
Congress and Reclamation
The Bureau as Administrative Agency
Reclamation Interest Groups
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Congress and the Corps
The Corps as Administrative Agency
Corps Interest Groups
The General Policy Environment
Distributive Policy
The Norm of Reciprocity
Autonomy
Implementability
Conclusion
Chapter Five. The BIA Water Development Program
Introduction
The BIA's Official Water Rights Policy
The BIA and the Winters Doctrine
The BIA and the Prior Appropriation Doctrine
A New Approach to Reserved Rights
The Indian Iron Triangle
Congress
Interest Groups
The BIA as Administrative Agency
The General Policy Environment
Postscript: Fort Belknap
Conclusion
Chapter Six. Conflict Among Programs and Priorities
Introduction
Indians, the BIA, and the Bureau of Reclamation
Indians, the BIA, and the Army Corps of Engineers
Indians, the Departments of Interior and Justice, and Conflict of Interest
Federal-State Conflict
Conclusion
Chapter Seven. Contemporary Federal Water Development: The Battle Over Water Projects
Introduction
Attempted Reforms in the Water Policy Decision-Making Process
Changes in Project Criteria
Bureaucratic Reorganization
Budgetary Reform
Conflice over Appropriations and Authorization Bills
A Contemporary Water Policy Iron Triangle?
Conclusion
Chapter Eight. The Politics of Contemporary Indian Water Rights
Introduction
Indian Water Rights and the Carter Administration
Indian Water Rights and the Reagan Administration
All-Inclusive Settlement Bills
Settlement Bills for Individual Tribes
Current Policies and Strategies
An Indian Iron Triangle?
Conclusion
Chapter Nine. Conclusion
Introduction
The Indian Iron Triangle
The Non-Indian Water Development Iron Triangle
The Changing Concept of Iron Triangles
Water Politics, Water Rights, and the Future
Epilogue: Fort Belknap
Appendix: Maps of the Continental United States Showing Federal Indian Reservations and Major Water Development Projects of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Notes
References
Index

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