Management of Shared Groundwater Resources : The Israeli-Palestinian Case with an International Perspective
edited by Eran Feitelson, Marwan Haddad
The Management of Shared Aquifers -- The Islamic Approach to the Environment and Sustainable Groundwater Management -- Overview of the Mountain Aquifer -- Water Resource Management in Israel -- The Need for Joint Management and Monitoring of the Water “Usage” Cycle -- The Turonian-Cenomanian Aquifer -- Legal and Administrative Responsibility of Domestic Water Supply to the Palestinians -- Israeli-Palestinian Bargaining over the Mountain Aquifer -- From Rights to Needs -- Institutional Cooperation on Groundwater Issues -- Centralized vs. Decentralized Approaches to Groundwater Management and Allocation in the Context of Overdevelopment -- The Evolving International Law of Transnational Aquifers -- Water Rights -- Droughts, Crisis Mangement and Water Rights -- From Monitoring and Modeling to Decision Support Frameworks for the Joint Management of Shared Aquifers -- Hydrological Planning Aspects of Groundwater Allocation -- The Potential of GIS in Water Management and Conflict Resolution -- The Use of Economic Instruments for Efficient Water Use -- Water Markets, Water Rights and Strategis for Decentralizing Water Management -- Water Demand Management -- Water Rights within a Water Cycle Framework -- The Legal Framework of Joint Management Institutions for Transboundary Water Resources -- Crisis Management -- Land Use Management in the Context of Joint Management of Shared Aquifers -- A Sequential Flexible Approach to the Mangement of Shared Aquifers -- A Porposed Agenda for Joint Israeli-Palestinian Mangement of Shared Groundwater -- List of Contributors.
