Water Alternatives, Volume 3, Issue 3 - October 2010: Water Management and (Semi-) Authoritarian States

You can download articles/abstracts below or visit the current issue's WWW site where you can download for free after registration.

Great themed section, and check out David Groenfeldt's article on environmental ethics, water policy, and climate change.

Articles

Indonesian water supply regulatory framework: Between commercialisation and public service? 
Wijanto Hadipuro 
Water Alternatives 3(3): 475-491               Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Transforming water supply infrastructure regimes in India: Do public-private partnerships have a role to play? 
Govind Gopakumar 
Water Alternatives 3(3): 492-511               Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Themed Section: Water Management and (Semi-) Authoritarian States

Hot water after the Cold War: Water policy dynamics in (semi-)authoritarian states 
Peter P. Mollinga 
Water Alternatives 3(3): 512-520               Abstract | Full Text - PDF

The state and water resources development: A tale of two South Africas 
Larry Swatuk 
Water Alternatives 3(3): 521-536               Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Water policy reform in China’s fragmented hydraulic state: Focus on self-funded/managed irrigation and drainage districts 
James Nickum 
Water Alternatives 3(3): 537-551               Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Vietnam: Water policy dynamics under a post Cold War communism 
Adam Fforde 
Water Alternatives 3(3): 552-574               Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Viewpoints

The next nexus: Environmental ethics, water management and climate change 
David Groenfeldt 
Water Alternatives 3(3): 575-586               Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Book Reviews

Water policy in Spain (Garrido, A. and Llamas, M.R.; Eds. 2010). 
David Saurí 
Water Alternatives 3(3): 587-591               Full Text - PDF

The evolution of the law and politics of water (Dellapenna, J.W. and Gupta, J.; Eds. 2008).
Stefano Burchi 
Water Alternatives 3(3): 592-594               Full Text - PDF

Out of the mainstream: Water rights, politics and identity (Boelens, R.; Getches, D. and Guevara-Gil, A.; Eds. 2010). 
Helen Ingram 
Water Alternatives 3(3): 595-596               Full Text - PDF

Enjoy!