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TROUBLED WATERS

Climate Change, Hydropolitics, and Transboundary Resources

Edited by:

David Michel
Amit Pandya

A publication of the Regional Voices: Transnational Challenges project.

Troubled Waters: Climate Change, Hydropolitics, and Transboundary Resources examines the multiple challenges that global climate change raises for the management of shared freshwater resources. Regional experts and Stimson analysts assess the prospective risks to human security, evaluate the possibilities for cooperative responses, and explore how policies and institutions can evolve to ensure sustainable water supplies in a warming world.

Stimson's Regional Voices: Transnational Challenges project is devoted to enhancing the information and analysis available to policymakers about emerging transnational security challenges in the Middle East, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and East Africa. For more information on the project, please visit www.stimson.org/rv

Complete Volume [N.B. All contents are in PDF format.]

By chapter:

Title Page, Table of Contents, Preface, Acknowledgments

Introduction

Jayashree Vivekanandan and Sreeja Nair -- Climate Change and Water: Examing the Interlinkages

Perspectives from the Regions

Ashok Jaitly -- South Asian Perspectives on Climate Change and Water Policy
Khairulmaini Osman Salleh -- Climate Insecurity in Southeast Asia: Designing Policies to Reduce Vulnerabilities
Mohamed Abdel Raouf Abdel Hamid -- Climate Change in the Arab World: Threats and Responses

Interpreting the Trends

Kendra Patterson -- A Case for Integrating Groundwater and Surface Water Management
David Michel -- A River Runs Through It: Climate Change, Security Challenges, and Shared Water Resources

Appendix 1: Author Biographies
Appendix 2: Experts Consulted
Appendix 3: Partner Institutions

Notes

Henry L. Stimson Center