Equitable Utilization: The Law of Non-navigational Uses of International WatercoursesAshgate Publishing, Ltd., 2003 - 234 էջ International watercourse law differs from the national laws of most countries. It was of little consequence until the Industrial Revolution but as resources have become scarcer it has taken on a much greater political and economic significance. Ibrahim Kaya's study addresses the key issues. |
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Chapter Four The Equitable and Reasonable Utilization | 89 |
Chapter Five Interplay of the Equitable and Reasonable | 121 |
Chapter Six Possible Limitations to the Principle | 151 |
Summary and Conclusions | 201 |
Bibliography | 217 |
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