River Water Sharing

<p>This volume provides a broad perspective of the water scenario in India by examining the various developments in the sector and the emerging alternative paradigms. It points out the inadequacies of the existing legal frameworks and institutional mechanisms to manage water efficiently.</p> <p><em>List of Tables, Figures and Maps Preface</em><strong>PART I: INTRODUCTION</strong><strong>1.</strong> Locating Transboundary Water Sharing in India <em>by</em> N Shantha Mohan <strong>2.</strong> The Water Sector in India: An Overview <em>by</em> Sailen Routray <strong>PART II: INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK 3.</strong> Boundaries of Transboundary Water Sharing<em> by</em> Narendar Pani <strong>4.</strong> Resolving River Water Disputes in India: Reflections by Ramaswamy R. Iyer <strong>5.</strong> Regulatory Aspects in Water Resource Development and Management <em>by</em> R. Jayaseelan <strong>PART III: HISTORICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE 6. </strong>Kaveri in Its Historical Setting <em>by</em> S. Settar <strong>7.</strong> The Cauvery Tribunal Award from a Hydrology Perspective <em>by</em> Rama Prasad <strong>PART IV: NEGOTIATED APPROACHES AND ALTERNATIVE PARADIGMS 8.</strong> Evolving a Negotiated Approach to Sharing of Transboundary Rivers <em>by</em> Vijay Paranjpye <strong>9.</strong> Negotiation through Social Dialogue: Insights from the Cauvery Dispute <em>by</em> S janakarajan <strong>10.</strong> Integrated Water Resource management: An Alternative Paradigm <em>by</em> Anitha Kurup <em>About the Editors Notes on Contributors Index</em></p>