Papers
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The Slow Road to the Private: A Case Study of Neo-liberal Water Reforms in Chennai
Karen Coelho |
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Water Law - Evolving Regulatory Framework
Dr. Philippe Cullet |
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Water Law and Policy Reforms in South Africa : Implications for the Realisation of the Right to Water
Dr. Alix Gowlland-Gualtieri
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Water: A Human Rights Perspective
Dr. Satya Prakash Dash |
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Customary Rights and their Relevance in Modern Tank Management: Select Cases in Tamil Nadu
A.Gurunathan & C.R.Shanmugham |
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Legal Implications of Plachimada Case
Sujith Koonan |
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The Right to Water: A Constitutional Perspective
Jayna Kothari
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Irrigation Reforms in Andhra Pradesh: Whither the Trajectory of Legal Changes?
Roopa Madhav |
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A Case Study of Water Users Associations (WUA) or Pani Panchayat in Orissa: Principle, Procedure, Performance and Prospects
Sushanta Kumar Mahapatra
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A Comparative Study of Groundwater Institutions in the Western United States, France and Peninsular India for Sustainable and Equitable Resource Use -Some lessons for India
N. Nagaraj |
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Access to Natural Resource and Environmental Justice: case of Groundwater in India
Nandan Nawn |
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The World Bank's Influence on Water Privatisation in Argentina: The
experience of the city of Buenos Aires
Andrés Olleta
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State Responsibility in the Drinking Water Sector: An Overview of the Indian Scenario
Meena S. Panickar |
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Water Rights: A Case Study of Waterlogged Rural Areas in Allahabad
Dr. Firdaus Fatima Rizvi |
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'Swa'-jal-dhara or 'Pay'-jal-dhara-Securing the Right to Water in Rural India
Preeti Sampat
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Discourses in Water and Water Reform in Western India
Priya Sangameswaran |
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Pani Panchayats in Orissa: Law and political economy of WUAs
Arkaja
Singh
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'Depletion of water Resources and Marginalisation of Dalit' (Schedule Caste) in Rural Gujarat
Jayshree Soni |
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Dams, “development” and International Law
Radha D'Souza |
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A Rights Based Approach to Water User Associations in India
Videh Upadhyay |
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Conclusionary Remarks
Upendra Baxi |
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