This paper presents a comparative analysis of institutions (treaties, agreements) for the
management of transboundary water resources. The nine river basins investigated are …

This study examines the prospects for administrative and functional reform of the
International Boundary and Water Commission, United States and Mexico. A variety of …

International transboundary water disputes engender more conflict than disputes within a
single country. Yet the theory of transboundary resource management offers no simple …

The International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC) of the United States and Mexico
is an institution designed to facilitate joint action while protecting national sovereignty. The …

Bibliography for Representing Culture, Translating Human Rights Page 1 Electronic copy
available at: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2891840 Bibliography for Representing Culture …

The relationship between intergovernmental relations and the formulation and
implementation of public policies is not well understood by scholars. Borrowing from the …

The study of international freshwater treaties' joint mechanisms for treaty implementation has
thus far given little attention to the value of professional expertise in the leadership of these …

In a region with few substantial rivers and a mean precipitation that varies between five and
twenty-one inches annually, it is hardly unusual that groundwater is a staple in the water …

In the western corner of Texas, the growing city of El Paso and its Mexican counterpart,
Ciudad Juarez, are learning about the disappearance of a vital resource the hard …

Southern California water agencies, in cooperation with the federal government and
southern California irrigation districts, plan to line portions of the All-American Canal with …