著者紹介

目次

1. Introduction: the right to water in context Malcolm Langford and Anna F. S. Russell Part I. Water Allocation: 2. Water allocation, customary practice and the right to water: rethinking the regulatory model Barbara van Koppen 3. Indigenous peoples and the sale of water rights: the case of Chile Domingo A. Lovera Parmo 4. Water for producing food for basic consumption: guaranteed by the right to water or food? Inga T. Winkler 5. Tapping transboundary waters: implications of the right to water for states sharing international watercourses Anna F. S. Russell and Stephen McCaffrey 6. Climate change and the right to water Mac Darrow Part II. Access to Water and Sanitation: 7. Determining progress on access to water and sanitation: the case of South Africa Jackie Dugard, Malcolm Langford and Edward Anderson 8. Quantifying the affordability standard: a comparative approach Henri Smets 9. Engendering the right to water and sanitation: integrating the lived experiences of women and girls Anne Hellum 10. The human right to sanitation Malcolm Langford, Jamie Bartram and Virginia Roaf 11. Development cooperation and extraterritorial obligations Ashfaq Khalfan 12. Palestine: challenges to progressive realisation in the occupied territory Lara El Jazairi Part III. Urban Water Reform: 13. Privatisation and the right to water Malcolm Langford 14. Piped water in Jakarta: a political, economic or social good? Nicola Colbran 15. Privatisation and regulatory autonomy: the right to water in international economic law Andrew Lang 16. Bilateral investment treaties and investment arbitration Luke Eric Peterson Part IV. Rural Water Reform: 17. A poor choice? Public policy, social choice and the human right to water Robert A. Hope 18. Socio-cultural norms, human rights and access to water and sanitation Nandita Singh 19. The right to water and political ecology: Zimbabwe's water reforms Bill Derman and Emmanuel Manzungu 20. The right to water in rural India and drinking water policy reforms Philippe Cullet.