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The Global Water Crisis: Addressing
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About the InterAction Council Estab
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Acknowledgements
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Foreword
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The undeniable seriousness of the g
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The Global Water Crisis: Framing th
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Ethical considerations also need to
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3. Support Ratification of the UN W
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1 Water and Global Security
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Introduction Since the serious stat
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Jury and Vaux project that the numb
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5. The Potential for Conflict and t
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- Page 41 and 42: Introduction Water, economic and en
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- Page 85 and 86: Introduction The notion of water se
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- Page 91 and 92: Introduction Clean and safe water i
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- Page 99 and 100: Introduction In September 2000, wor
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References Centre for Policy and Hu
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3.1 Legal and Ethical Dimensions of
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Discussions of the costs and benefi
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3. Challenges in Legal Implementati
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3.2 The Right to Water: Moving from
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esources, and such reasonable and j
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privatization of the water supply.
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References Barlow, M., 2007. Blue C
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3.3 False Panacea: The Human Right
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cannot rely on constitutional water
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interfere, while positive rights do
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3.4 Access to Water and Conflict: A
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2. Water as a Collective Good Accor
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6. Conflict Over Access to and Cont
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References Ávila, P., 1996. Escase
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Conclusions
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It is perhaps appropriate that a di
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The Council membership acknowledged
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Effective governments prefer propos
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List of Participants: High-Level Ex
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In the past 20 years, it has become