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Author Milas, Seifulaziz Leo,
Title Sharing the Nile : Egypt, Ethiopia and the geo-politics of water / Seifulaziz Milas.
Publication Info London : Pluto Press, 2013.


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Contents 1. Introduction and Overview -- 2. The Upstream States Reject Egyptian Control of the Nile Waters: The Cooperative Framework Agreement (CFA) -- 3. Nile Waters, Drought, Poverty and Conflict Risk -- 4. Who Needs the Nile Waters: One River, Eleven Countries -- 5. Who Owns the Nile Waters: The Legal Context -- 6. Egypt and the Nile: Cairo's Quest for Hegemony -- 7. The Nile Basin Initiative: Efforts at Cooperation in the Nile Basin -- 8. The Imperative of Equitable Allocation of the Nile Waters -- 9. Regional Inequity in Water Resource Development and Conflict Risk -- 10. Nile Basin Initiative to Cooperative Framework Agreement -- 11. After the CFA, What has Changed? -- 12. Dimensions of the Threat of Conflict: Egypt's Military Might -- 13. Egypt's Nile Waters War: Could it Ever Become Real? -- 14. The Way Forward -- 15. Conclusions.
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ISBN 9781849648134 (electronic bk.)
1849648131 (electronic bk.)
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Author Milas, Seifulaziz Leo,
Subject Water-supply -- Political aspects -- Africa.
Water rights -- Africa.
Water resources development -- Africa.
Nile River.
Descript 1 online resource
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Contents 1. Introduction and Overview -- 2. The Upstream States Reject Egyptian Control of the Nile Waters: The Cooperative Framework Agreement (CFA) -- 3. Nile Waters, Drought, Poverty and Conflict Risk -- 4. Who Needs the Nile Waters: One River, Eleven Countries -- 5. Who Owns the Nile Waters: The Legal Context -- 6. Egypt and the Nile: Cairo's Quest for Hegemony -- 7. The Nile Basin Initiative: Efforts at Cooperation in the Nile Basin -- 8. The Imperative of Equitable Allocation of the Nile Waters -- 9. Regional Inequity in Water Resource Development and Conflict Risk -- 10. Nile Basin Initiative to Cooperative Framework Agreement -- 11. After the CFA, What has Changed? -- 12. Dimensions of the Threat of Conflict: Egypt's Military Might -- 13. Egypt's Nile Waters War: Could it Ever Become Real? -- 14. The Way Forward -- 15. Conclusions.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781849648134 (electronic bk.)
1849648131 (electronic bk.)
9780745333212
0745333214
Author Milas, Seifulaziz Leo,
Subject Water-supply -- Political aspects -- Africa.
Water rights -- Africa.
Water resources development -- Africa.
Nile River.

Subject Water-supply -- Political aspects -- Africa.
Water rights -- Africa.
Water resources development -- Africa.
Nile River.
Descript 1 online resource
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Descript data file rda
Contents 1. Introduction and Overview -- 2. The Upstream States Reject Egyptian Control of the Nile Waters: The Cooperative Framework Agreement (CFA) -- 3. Nile Waters, Drought, Poverty and Conflict Risk -- 4. Who Needs the Nile Waters: One River, Eleven Countries -- 5. Who Owns the Nile Waters: The Legal Context -- 6. Egypt and the Nile: Cairo's Quest for Hegemony -- 7. The Nile Basin Initiative: Efforts at Cooperation in the Nile Basin -- 8. The Imperative of Equitable Allocation of the Nile Waters -- 9. Regional Inequity in Water Resource Development and Conflict Risk -- 10. Nile Basin Initiative to Cooperative Framework Agreement -- 11. After the CFA, What has Changed? -- 12. Dimensions of the Threat of Conflict: Egypt's Military Might -- 13. Egypt's Nile Waters War: Could it Ever Become Real? -- 14. The Way Forward -- 15. Conclusions.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781849648134 (electronic bk.)
1849648131 (electronic bk.)
9780745333212
0745333214
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