Vol 2 Sovereignty
& Development of International Water Law
Tvedt, Terje, Owen McIntyre and Tadesse Kassa Woldetsadik (eds)
I.B. Tauris, 2015
Part I: State Sovereignty, Water Systems, and the Development of International Water Law
Sovereignty, the Web of Water and the Myth of Westphalia
Terje Tvedt
The Evolution of Water Law
Joseph Delapenna and Joyeeta Gupta
The Siren Song of Sovereignty: From the Harmon Doctrine to the International Law Commission’s Draft Articles on Transboundary Aquifers
Stephen McCaffrey
History of Water Law in the Common Law Tradition
William Howarth
History of Scandinavian Water Law
Ernst Nordtveit
The Concept of Sovereignty in the Jurisprudence of the International Court of Justice
Sergio Marchisio
 Part II: Contemporary Challenges to State Sovereignty
The UN Watercourses Convention and its Implications for Sovereignty
Alistair Rieu-Clarke
State Sovereignty and Strategies for the Allocation of International Water Resources
Remy L. de Jong
Territory, Resource Rights, and Rivers: A philosophical case for overlapping jurisdiction
Cara Nine
Sovereignty and the Development of a “Community of Interests” Approach
Flavia Loures
Reconciling Sovereignty with Supranationality: Selected cooperative Regimes
Julie Gjørtz Howden
Integration of the Right to Water in International Law: Circumventing and Bypassing State Sovereignty
Sylvie Paquerot
State Sovereignty and Shared International Groundwater Resources
Raya Stephan and Gabriel de los Cobos
Accommodating Sovereignty while Building Effective Transboundary Frameworks: The Role of Procedural Rules of International Water Law
Owen McIntyre
Sovereignty and the Water Security Paradigm
Patricia Wouters
Part IV: Regional Case Studies
Sovereignty and Equitable Utilization of International Waters. Some examples in SouthAmerica
Lilian del Castillo Laborde
State Sovereignty and Shared Water Resources under the Islamic Legal Tradition
Yadgar Ahmad
Western United States’ Water History
Tom Cech
Sovereignty and the Joint Management of Shared Water Resources of the West African Sub Region
Joe Goldface-Irokalibe
Principles of transboundary water resources management and frontier watercourses agreement between Finland and Russia: An analysis
Mizanur Rahaman
Reflections on Sovereignty over Natural Resources with a focus on Asean and the Mekong
Amado E. Tolentino
Sovereignty over Freshwater Supply in Australia: Conflict resolution Measures – A Legal and Institutional Analysis
Jennifer McKay
Transboundary Waters Law: Practice and the Possible Concerns of the Peoples’ Republic of China
Hu, Desheng
Change of Concept or Change of Perception: Sovereignty in the SEE Countries’ Practice Regarding Shared Waters
Slavko Bogdanovic
Development of European Water Law and State Sovereignty
Christoph Vedder and Stephan Lorenzmeier
Nationalsm, State Sovereignty and International Water Management in the Zambesi River Basin
Dean Kampanje-Phiri
Part V: International River Basin Case Study – the River Nile
Water Systems, Water Agreements and State Sovereignty – The Case of The Nile Waters Agreement of 1929
Terje Tvedt
Constructing Dams on International Watercourses, between Sovereignty of States and the Right to Share International Watercourses
Mohamed Sameh Amr
Remodeling Sovereignty: Overtures of a New Water Security Paradigm in the Nile Basin Legal Discourse
Tadesse Kassa Woldetsadik
The Concept of Equitable Reasonable Utilization under Article 4 of the Nile River Basin Cooperative Framework
Charles Okidi
Uganda and International Water Agreements
Emmanuel B. Kasimbazi