Urban water conflicts

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Barraqu,̌ Bernard.
Format: Electronic
Language:English
Published: Boca Raton : Paris, France : CRC Press ; UNESCO, 2011.
Edition:1st ed.
Series:Urban water series ; v. 7.
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Table of Contents:
  • 1. Urban water conflicts : background and conceptual framework
  • 2. Urban water conflicts in recent European history : changing interactions between technology, environment and society
  • 3. Water, public responsibility and equity : the Barcelona 'water war' of the 1990s
  • 4. Full circle? Public responsibility versus privatization of water supplies in the United States
  • 5. Public-private partnership in courts : the rise and fall of concessions to supply drinking water in France (1875-1928)
  • 6. In search of (hidden) Portuguese urban water conflicts : the Lisbon water story (1856-2006)
  • 7. Water supply services in the cities of Brazil : conflicts, challenges and new opportunities in regulation
  • 8. Urban water conflicts in Buenos Aires : voices questioning the sustainability of the water and sewerage concession
  • 9. In search of meaningful interdisciplinarity : understanding urban water conflict in Mexico
  • 10. Conflict versus cooperation between the state and civil society : a water-demand management comparison between Cape Town and Johannesburg, South Africa
  • 11. Conflicts of influence and competing models : the boom in community-based privatization of water services in sub-Saharan Africa
  • 12. Governance failure : urban water and conflict in Jakarta, Indonesia
  • 13. Man-made scarcity, unsustainability and urban water conflicts in Indian cities
  • 14. Urban water conflicts in the western U.S.
  • 15. Urban water reform in Italy : a live bomb behind outward unanimity
  • 16. Water infrastructures between commercialization and shrinking : the case of Eastern Germany
  • 17. Urban water conflicts and sustainability : an ecological-economic approach.