Peer Reviewed Publications

The Earth’s climate is changing, affecting society mainly through hydrological changes; floods, droughts, and impaired water quality. Improved water management, specifically water governance, is needed

Robert G Varady, Tamee R Albrecht, Andrea k Gerlak, Margaret O Wilder, Brian M Mayer, Adriana Zuniga-Teran, Kacy C Ernst and Maria Carmen Lemos Societies

Sumit Vij Interested in exploring the role of power and its interplay between actors in transboundary water diplomacy?

Mark Morlye, Dragon Savic Optimisation tools are a practical solution to problems involving the complex and interdependent constituents of water resource systems and offer the

ROSARIO SANCHEZ AND JOHN TRACY Groundwater is the most extracted natural resource in the planet and it provides around 45% of human freshwater needs (Eckstein

Summit Vij This policy brief discussion the conflicts and cooperation in the Brahmaputra river basin in South Asia. It draws from the experience of the

Stephen P. Mumme The 1944 US-Mex Water Treaty is the most important bilateral agreement on water resources between the two countries, read here how this

Rob Collins, David Johnson, Damian Crilly, Arlin Rickard, Luke Neal, Ali Morse, Michelle Walker, Rosie Lear, Clare Deasy, Nick Paling, Sarah Anderton, Chris Ryder, Peter

R.G. Smith, S. Majumdar Land subsidence caused by groundwater extraction has numerous negative consequences and represents a challenge to measure and evaluate. In this paper,