Table of Contents

I International Trans-Boundary Water: Cooperation with Limited Enforcement.- International Water Resource Conflicts: Experience and Potential.- Potential for Sustainability and Self-Enforcement of Trans-Boundary Water Agreements.- Bargaining Over Shared Aquifers: The Case of Israel and the Palestinians.- Facilitating International Agreements Through an Interconnected Game Approach: The Case of River Basins.- II Domestic Trans-Boundary Water Conflict and Cooperation.- Internal Water Disputes: Causes and Solutions.- Evolving Legal and Institutional Responses to Inter-Jurisdictional Water Management Issues in the U.S..- Dealing with Interstate Water Issues: The Federal Interstate Compact Experience.- Sharing the Waters of the Murray-Darling Basin: Cooperative Federalism Under Test in Australia.- III The Expanding Scope of Trans-Boundary Water Problems.- Inter-Jurisdictional Water Quality Management: Experiences From Chesapeake Bay Nutrient Management.- Land- Use Patterns and Water Quality: The Effect of Differential Land Management Controls.- Estimating Economic and Environmental Benefits of Water Markets in a Spatially Diverse Setting.- Trans-Boundary A irshed Management as an Approach to Trans-Boundary Water Cooperation: The Case of the Chesapeake Bay.- Ecosystems and Social Conflict: Lessons from the Florida Everglades.- Privitization and Regulation of Multi-Source Water Usage.- Noncooperative and Cooperative Management of an Accumulative Water Pollutant.- Trans-Boundary Water Projects and Political Uncertainty.- IV Economic Issues in Trans-Boundary Water Allocation.- The Performance of Water Markets: Transaction Costs, Interjurisdictional Barriers and Institutional Options.- Overcoming the Introspective Legacy of Tradeable Water Entitlment Policies in South Eastern Australia.- Optimal Allocation of Ground and Surface Water in Oahu: Water Wars in Paradise.- The Efficient Sharing of an Uncertain Natural Resource: A Contract Theory Approach.- Bilateral Water Policy Coordination Under Uncertainty.- Trans-Boundary Water Allocation Between Israel and the Gaza Strip: Desalination, Recycling and Fresh Water.- V Potential Contributions of Economic Analysis to Trans-Boundary Water Cooperation.- Resolving Trans-Boundary Water Disputes: Economists’ Influence on Policy Choices in the United States.- Using Bargaining Theory and Economic Analysis as an Aid to Trans-Boundary Water Cooperation.

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