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Volume 16, No. 6

 

Articles

 

Reactions to the Report of the World Commission on Dams

 

Introduction: World Commission on Dams Report, Dams and Development
- Kader Asmal, Chair World Commission on Dams

The Report of the World Commission on Dams
- Executive Summary

The Use of a Trilateral Network: An Activist's Perspective on the Formation of the World Commission on Dams
- Patrick McCully

Dams, International Rivers, and Riparian States: An Analysis of the Recommendations of the World Commission on Dams
- Salman M.A. Salman

What Happens Next Is Up to You: Human Rights at Risk in Dams and Development
- Upendra Baxi

The World Commission on Dams' Contribution to the Broader Debate on Development Decision-Making
- Daniel D. Bradlow

South Africa's Water and Dam Safety Legislation: A Commentary and Analysis on the Impact of the World Commission on Dams' Report, Dams and Development
- Robyn Stein

Implementing the Report of the World Commission on Dams: A Case Study of the Narmada Valley in India
- Shripad Dharmadhikary

Vietnamese Water Resources Legislation and Legal Regulation of Dams: Viewed Through the World Commission on Dams' Suggested Policy Framework
- Le Thanh Long

Cumulative Index

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