Canadian Water Politics: Conflicts and Institutions 9780773575950
Water, an increasingly valuable multiple-use resource, is the source of continuing conflict in Canada and abroad. Its us
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Table of contents :
Contents
Tables and Figures
Preface
Contributors
Abbreviations
Introduction
PART ONE: BACKGROUND
1 Water as a Multiple-Use Resource and Source of Political Conflict
PART TWO: INSTITUTIONS, INSTRUMENTS, AND PROPERTY RIGHTS FOR WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN CANADA
2 Institutions for Water Resource Management in Canada
3 Instruments and Implementation Options for Water Resource Management
4 Property Rights and Water
PART THREE: THE POLITICS OF WATER WITHDRAWALS
5 Enough for Everyone: Policy Fragmentation and Water Institutions in Alberta
6 Against the Flow: Institutions and Canada’s Water-Export Debate
PART FOUR: THE POLITICS OF WATER POLLUTION
7 Politics and Pollution on the Great Lakes: The Cleanup of Hamilton Harbour
8 Non-point Source Water Pollution Institutions in Ontario before and after Walkerton
PART FIVE: THE POLITICS OF IN-STREAM WATER USES
9 The St Lawrence: From River to Maritime Superhighway
10 Chasing Whose Fish? Atlantic Fisheries Conflicts and Institutions
11 Conflict and Institutional Reform in the British Columbia Salmon Fishery
Conclusion: Institutions and Water Governance in Canada
Bibliography
Index
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Contents
Tables and Figures
Preface
Contributors
Abbreviations
Introduction
PART ONE: BACKGROUND
1 Water as a Multiple-Use Resource and Source of Political Conflict
PART TWO: INSTITUTIONS, INSTRUMENTS, AND PROPERTY RIGHTS FOR WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN CANADA
2 Institutions for Water Resource Management in Canada
3 Instruments and Implementation Options for Water Resource Management
4 Property Rights and Water
PART THREE: THE POLITICS OF WATER WITHDRAWALS
5 Enough for Everyone: Policy Fragmentation and Water Institutions in Alberta
6 Against the Flow: Institutions and Canada’s Water-Export Debate
PART FOUR: THE POLITICS OF WATER POLLUTION
7 Politics and Pollution on the Great Lakes: The Cleanup of Hamilton Harbour
8 Non-point Source Water Pollution Institutions in Ontario before and after Walkerton
PART FIVE: THE POLITICS OF IN-STREAM WATER USES
9 The St Lawrence: From River to Maritime Superhighway
10 Chasing Whose Fish? Atlantic Fisheries Conflicts and Institutions
11 Conflict and Institutional Reform in the British Columbia Salmon Fishery
Conclusion: Institutions and Water Governance in Canada
Bibliography
Index
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
Y
Z
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