Water In A Developing World

Introduction: World Trends and Needs Part I: Water Resources Program Design and Evaluation to Serve the Political Process 1. Institutions for Water Management in a Changing World 2. The Role of Systems Analysis in Water Program Development 3. Selecting Alternatives in Water Resources Planning Part II: Law and Institutions for Water Resources Management 4. The Changing Content of Water Resources Planning: The Next Twenty-five Years 5. Harmonizing Water Use and Development with Environmental Protection 6. Argentina, Brazil, and the de la Plata River Basin: A Summary Review of Their Legal Relationship 7. Politics of International River Basin Cooperation and Management 8. International Cooperation and Inland Waters: The Influence of Federalism Part III: Water Management in the Developing Countries 9. Human-Institutional Factors 10. The Effects of Water Resource Development on Economic Growth: The Conditions for Success 11. The Role of International Agencies Part IV: Notes and Comments 12. Riparian Rights Revisited: Legal Basis for Federal Instream Flow Rights 13. New Mexico's National Forests and the Implied Reservation Doctrine 14. Brief Comments on the United Nations Water Conference