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Contents: INTRODUCTION The Concept and Traditions of Water Management Law Erkki J. Hollo PART I The role of public and private law in the context of water allocation 1. Common law and public domain approaches to water governance: an Australian perspective Douglas Fisher 2. A comparison of constitutional provisions on water-related rights in Southern African states Ed Couzens and Meda Couzens 3. Private and public ownership of water areas - structures and implications of the Finnish model Pekka Vihervuori 4. Human right to water: Argentine cases, Human rights - are they enforceable? Maria Onestini 5. Struggle for Water Rights between the Natives and the European Settlers: A Case Study of Njoro Kubwa Springs (1947-56) Ezekiel Nyangeri Nyanchaga PART II Models of water allocation 6. Towards a sustainable, balanced and equitable allocation of water use rights Liping Dai, Marleen van Rijswick and Bram Schmidt 7. The role of private property rights in Australia's and Canada's modern water allocation regimes Sharon Mascher and Deborah Curran 8. Recovery of costs for water uses at the different levels of water law Antti Belinskij PART III Transboundary water management 9. Tensions and relationships in international water law Tuomas Kuokkanen 10. The Columbia River Treaty between Canada and the United States of America - time for change? Nigel Bankes 11. Kansas v. Colorado: state sovereignty and the equitable allocation of water Itzchak E. Kornfeld PART IV Water allocation under the threat of environmental destruction 12. Climate change adaptation in water management - Regulatory challenges and approaches Moritz Reese 13. Regulatory Framework of China's Water Quality Management Liping Dai 14. Does It Take Three to Tango? The Practitioner's Viewpoint to Three EU Governance Instruments Addressing the Agricultural Runoff Dilemma Tiina Paloniitty 15. Shale gas development and water in South Africa: regulatory aspects Hennie Coetzee and Louis J. Kotze Index