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Managing Water for Australia: The Social and Institutional Challenges
Editor(s): Karen Hussey; Stephen Dovers
Print Publication Date: 2007
https://doi.org/10.1071/9780643098442
ISBN: 9780643098442
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
Foreword
Ken Matthews , Michael Robinson
CHAPTER 2.
Introduction
Karen Hussey , Stephen Dovers
CHAPTER 3.
Chapter 1 Water Reform in Australia: The National Water Initiative and the Role of the National Water Commission
Stoeckel Kate , Abrahams Harry
CHAPTER 4.
Chapter 2 The Role of Communication and Attitudes Research in the Evolution of Effective Resource Management Arrangements
Geoffrey J. Syme , Steve Hatfield-Dodds
CHAPTER 5.
Chapter 3 Indigenous Perspectives in Water Management, Reforms and Implementation
Sue Jackson , Joe Morrison
CHAPTER 6.
Chapter 4 Environmental Water Allocations and Their Governance
Alex Gardner , Kathleen H. Bowmer
CHAPTER 7.
Chapter 5 Water Planning Principles, Practices and Evaluation
Geraldine Gentle , Chris Olszak
CHAPTER 8.
Chapter 6 Water Trading and Pricing
R. Quentin Grafton , Deborah Peterson
CHAPTER 9.
Chapter 7 Linking Rural and Urban Water Systems
Mike Young
CHAPTER 10.
Chapter 8 Integrated Assessment of Impacts of Policy and Water Allocation Changes Across Social, Economic and Environmental Dimensions
Tony Jakeman , Rebecca Letcher , Serena Chen
CHAPTER 11.
Chapter 9 Delivering the National Water Initiative The Emergence of Innovative Legal Doctrine
Douglas E. Fisher
CHAPTER 12.
Chapter 10 Delivering the National Water Initiative Institutional Roles, Responsibilities and Capacities
Daniel Connell , Lisa Robins , Stephen Dovers
CHAPTER 13.
Chapter 11 International Perspectives on Water Policy and Management Emerging Principles, Common Challenges
Karen Hussey , Stephens Dover
CHAPTER 14.
Index
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