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APPENDIX 1.A. International River System Specification HYDROPOLITICAL COMPLEXES AND POWER 234 Amazon Basin Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guyana, Guyana, Peru, Suriname, Venezuela Ganges and Brahmaputra Basin Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Tibetan disputed territory Indus Basin China, India, Kashmiri disputed territory, Pakistan Jordan Basin Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestinian disputed territory, Syria Nile Basin Burundi, Congo-Zaire, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda Parana and La Plata Basin Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay Tigris and Euphrates Basin Iran, Iraq, Syria, Turkey Zambezi Basin Angola, Botswana, Congo-Kinshasa, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe
235 JOURNAL OF WORLD-SYSTEMS RESEARCH 1. B. Variable Specification Category Indicator Variable Measure Data Source Hard Power Hard Power Sticky Power Soft Power Soft Power External Power Incentive Constraint Contextual Contextual Contextual Military Geographic Economic Political Ideational diffusion Involvement of a third party Perceived positive character of leverage Perceived negative character of leverage Economic inequality Ethnic conflict Dependence on shared river Level of military mobilization Control of headwaters Total trade plus aid from a riparian state Political accountability Technology transfer Total trade plus aid from an external actor Incentive Constraint Economic inequality between riparians Ethnic conflict Dependence on shared river Change in troop levels on the border of riparian states Proximity to headwaters Total trade plus aid from riparian state, as percent of GDP Change in level of democratic accountability Change in amount of technological capacity Change in the level of total trade plus aid from external source Dummy variable, 1 = incentive, 0 = no incentive Dummy variable, 1 = constraint, 0 = no constraint Economic disparity in GDP pc between riparians Change in the number of ethnic events reporting human injuries River water extraction as percent of total water use Correlates of War UNESCO: UN- Water World Bank, Bilateral Trade and Aid Governance Indicators, World Bank World Bank World Bank Inter-coder reliability over 98% Inter-coder reliability over 98% UNDP Correlates of War UNESCO: UN- Water
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