Resolution of International Water Disputes

Name: Resolution of International Water Disputes
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The International Bureau of the Permanent Court of Arbitration(Herausgeber*in)

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Erschienen am 28. Januar 2003

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Cover
Half Title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
LIST OF JOURNAL ABBREVIATIONS
Introduction
UNESCO Hydrological Programme: International Potential Conflict to Co-operation Potential
PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE SEMINAR AND OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS
Keynote Address
I. INTRODUCTION
II. RESOLUTION OF DISPUTES
III. JUDICIAL MEANS
Resolution of International Water Disputes: Challenges for the 21st Century
I. INTRODUCTION
II. SETTLEMENT OF WATER DISPUTES UNDER THE 1997 UN WATERCOURSES CONVENTION
III. INTERNATIONAL WATER DISPUTES AND THE ROLE OF THE PCA
IV. THE ROLE OF OTHER INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
V. THE WORLD BANK'S POLICY ON NOTIFICATION AND INTERNATIONAL WATERCOURSES LAW
VI. FROM DEMAND MANAGEMENT TO RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
VII. CONCLUSIONS
Water Disputes Defined: Characteristics and Trends for Resolving Them
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE CONCEPT OF "DISPUTE
III. THE ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK
IV. A BRIEF SURVEY OF SELECTED INTERNATIONAL WATER DISPUTES
V. CONCLUSIONS
VI. TRENDS FOR RESOLVING INTERNATIONAL WATER DISPUTES
The Role of Diplomatic Means of Solving Water Disputes: A Special Emphasis on Institutional Mechanisms
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE UN WATERCOURSES CONVENTION AS A FRAMEWORK FOR INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL WATERCOURSES: LEGAL CHARACTERISTICS
III. THE BUILDING BLOCKS FOR INTERNATIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT AND THE ROLE OF INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMS
IV. COOPERATION, DISPUTE SETTLEMENT, AND JOINT BODIES AND COMMISSIONS
V. CONCLUSION
Universal and Regional Approaches to Resolving International Water Disputes: What Lessons Learned from State Practice?
I. INTRODUCTION
II. DIPLOMATIC MEANS OF RESOLVING INTERNATIONAL WATER DISPUTES
III. UNIVERSAL APPROACH TO WATER DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
IV. REGIONAL APPROACHES TO WATER DISPUTE RESOLUTION
V. CONCLUSIONS: WHAT LESSONS LEARNED?
Good Offices and Mediation and International Water Disputes
I. INTRODUCTION
II. INTERNATIONAL WATER DISPUTES
III. GOOD OFFICES AND MEDIATION
IV. THE INDUS DISPUTE AND THE ROLE OF THE WORLD BANK
V. CONCLUSION
The Role of Third Parties in Promoting Collective Action Among Riparians
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE SCOPE OF TRANSNATIONAL COLLECTIVE ACTION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SHARED FRESHWATER
III. INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSES TO THE CHALLENGES OF TRANSBOUNDARY COLLECTIVE ACTION
IV. CONCLUSIONS: THE ROLE OF THIRD PARTIES IN PROMOTING COLLECTIVE ACTION
Judicial Means for Settling Water Disputes
I. CATEGORIES OF WATER DISPUTES
II. ADJUDICATION: ADVANTAGES AND DRAWBACKS
III. THE CASE LAW RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL WATERCOURSES
IV. TREATY PROVISIONS ON THE SETTLEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL WATERCOURSE DISPUTES
V. CONCLUSIONS
The Judgment of the International Court of Justice in the Case Concerning the Gabcíkovo-Nagymaros Project (Hungary/Slovakia)
I. BACKGROUND OF THE CASE
II. APPLICATION TO THE ICJ
III. LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE COURT'S FINDINGS
IV. CONCLUSION
Emerging Trends in the Role of Non-State Actors in International Water Disputes
PART ONE
PART TWO
Non-State Actors and International Water Disputes: A Search for the Nexus Between the Local and the Global
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE LOCAL-GLOBAL NEXUS
III. TYPES OF DISPUTE SETTLEMENT PROCEDURES AND INTERNATIONAL WATER DISPUTES
IV. TRANSBOUNDARY ACCESS TO ADMINISTRATIVE AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURES
V. DISPUTE SETTLEMENT REGIMES IN WATERCOURSE TREATIES
VI. DISPUTE SETTLEMENT PROCEDURES ESTABLISHED WITHIN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
VII. CONCLUSIONS
Water in Times of Armed Conflict
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE PROTECTION OF WATER IN INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
III. WATER AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW ON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
IV. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF AN OCCUPANT IN RELATION TO FRESHWATER RESOURCES
V. THE PROTECTION OF WATER IN LIGHT OF THE PRINCIPLE OF SOVEREIGNTY OVER NATURAL RESOURCES
VII. FINAL REMARKS
Resolution of Water Disputes: Lessons from the Middle East
I. INTRODUCTION
II. WATER AND LAW - CAN THEY ACCEPT A MIXING?
III. LESSONS FROM THE MIDDLE EAST
IV. CONCLUSION
Prospects for the Future of International Water Law: the View Projected by the Epistemic Community
I. INTRODUCTION
II. CONCLUSION
Concluding Remarks
I. MORE RULES
II. MORE DISPUTES
III. MORE INTERNATIONAL COURTS
IV. SPECIFICITY
V. MULTIDISCIPLINARITY
VI. DIPLOMATIC SETTLEMENT
VII. THE LAST RESORT: CHOOSING DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
VIII. CONCLUSION
APPENDIX
UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION ON THE LAW OF THE NON-NAVIGATIONAL USES OF INTERNATIONAL WATERCOURSES
Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses
List of Sponsors International Law Seminar November 8, 2003
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