Reforming Water Law and Governance

Reforming Water Law and Governance

From Stagnation to Innovation in Australia

Sinclair, Darren; Holley, Cameron

Springer Verlag, Singapore

05/2018

265

Dura

Inglês

9789811089763

15 a 20 dias

6414


ebook

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Chapter 1: Water Law and Governance: Current Issues and Challenges.- Chapter 2: Future Water Markets? Overcoming Structural Impediments, 'Crowding Out' and Implementation Failures.- Chapter 3: The Ebb and Flow of Property Rights in Water Entitlement.- Chapter 4: Markets, Third-party Impacts and Environmental Watering in the Murray-Darling Basin.- Chapter 5: Water Allocation Planning: New Lines of Flight.- Chapter 6: Environmental Water Transactions, Non-governmental Organisations and Regulatory Enterprise: Re-imagining Buybacks in Australia.- Chapter 7: Public Interest Standing in Water Law: An Important Regulatory Mechanism.- Chapter 8: Groundwater and Cumulative Impacts: A View through Time to a Future Regulatory Research and Reform Agenda.- Chapter 9: Institutional Challenges to Implementing a Portfolio Approach in Urban Water Governance Paradigms.- Chapter 10: Adaptive Management and Extractive Industries: Adapting the Management or the Regulation?.- Chapter 11: Water Reform in Australia through the Lens of Comparative Law.- Chapter 12: Interjurisdictional Water Resource Governance in Transboundary and Federal Systems: Comparative Lessons from North America and the European Union.- Chapter 13: Australia Wet or Dry: North or South.- Chapter 14: The Relevance of the National Water Initiative outside the Murray-Darling Basin.- Chapter 15: Creating the Next Generation of Water Governance.- Chapter 16: Reforming Water Law and Governance.
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water law;water governance;water strategy;water policy;water management;sustainable development;water crisis;water quality;water market;water rights;water planning;integrated water resources management (IWRM);environmental law;ecojustice;water reform;Murray-Darling Basin;Climate change management