Transboundary Water Resources Management

1: Institutional Considerations.- To Part 1.- I: Institutional Analysis, Hydrodiplomacy, and Negotiation Strategies.- I.1 A Conceptual Framework for the Institutional Analysis of Transboundary Water Resources Management: Theoretical Perspectives.- I.2 Hydrodiplomacy and Dispute Resolution in Private Water Resources Conflicts.- I.3 Negotiation Strategies in Transboundary Water Disputes.- II: Examples of Policy Schemes and International Treaties.- II. 1 A Transboundary Water Management Organization: The International Commission for the Protection of the Elbe River.- II.2 Transboundary Water Resources Management in the Baltic States.- II.3 The Projected Impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement on Transboundary Water Management Between Mexico and the U.S.A..- II.4 Transboundary Water Resources Mangement in the Upper Rio Grande Basin.- II.5 A Watershed and Ecosystem Approach for Transboundary Wastewater Management in the Tijuana River Catchment.- 2: Engineering Planning and Management.- to Part 2.- III: Risk Analysis and Compromise Decision Making in Water Disputes.- III. 1 Engineering Risk Analysis in Transboundary Water Resources Management.- III.2 Conflict Analysis Using Multiple Criterion Decision Making Under Uncertainty.- III.3 Strategic and Tactical Transboundary Water Allocation Under Climatic Uncertainty: the Case of the Upper Rio Grande Basin, USA.- IV: Applications of the Engineering Approach.- IV. 1 The Upper Rhine Along the German-French Border: Problems and Solutions in Water Resources and Ecology.- IV.2 Conflict Resolution Between Two Riparian Countries: A Case Study About a Hydropower Conflict.- IV.3 Operation and Management of the Lake Ontario - St. Lawrence River System: Present and Future Options.- IV.4 Evaluation of the Discrimination Capability of Criteria by MCQA and Application to an Austrian Water Resources Planning Case.- 3: Current Practices and operational Examples.- to Part 3.- V: Water Management in Major International River Basins