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Politics and Development in a Transboundary Watershed: The Case of the Lower Mekong Basin
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Hardcover
from Springer Verlag (November 24, 2011)
9789400704756 | details & prices | 211 pages | 6.00 × 9.00 × 0.75 in. | 0.95 lbs | List price $159.00
About: Water - and its governance - is becoming a global concern partly because it is turning into a goods in short supply, with devastating effects on literally billions of people, but also because it is the "carrier" of global warming; whether through irregular weather patterns or through flooding, water is how global warming will be 'felt'.
About: Water - and its governance - is becoming a global concern partly because it is turning into a goods in short supply, with devastating effects on literally billions of people, but also because it is the "carrier" of global warming; whether through irregular weather patterns or through flooding, water is how global warming will be 'felt'.
Paperback
With Joakim jendal (other contributor) |
from Springer Verlag (January 26, 2014)
9789401782746 | details & prices | 250 pages | List price $159.00
This edition also contains Politics and Development in a Transboundary Watershed: The Case of the Lower Mekong Basin
About: Water - and its governance - is becoming a global concern partly because it is turning into a goods in short supply, with devastating effects on literally billions of people, but also because it is the "carrier" of global warming; whether through irregular weather patterns or through flooding, water is how global warming will be 'felt'.
This edition also contains Politics and Development in a Transboundary Watershed: The Case of the Lower Mekong Basin
About: Water - and its governance - is becoming a global concern partly because it is turning into a goods in short supply, with devastating effects on literally billions of people, but also because it is the "carrier" of global warming; whether through irregular weather patterns or through flooding, water is how global warming will be 'felt'.