Water Wars: A Geographical Perspectives

Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Climate change and national security: preparing India for new conflict scenarios. 3. Climate change and water resources management: a federal perspective. 4. Air and water pollution: burden and strategies for control. 5. Water security and ground water problem to changing environment in North China. 6. Water war in South Asia: Brahmaputra: dam and diversion. 7. Harnessing the Indus waters: perspectives from India. 8. Right to drinking water in India. 9. Privatisation of water: a historical perspective. 10. Water pollution in the Yamuna River. 11. International water disputes: how to prevent a war over the Nile River. 12. Water Wars: the rise of a hegemonic. 13. From acts of God to water wars: the urgent analytical and policy role of political ecology. Bibliography. Index.

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