Managing water resources systems usually involves conflicts. Behaviors of stakeholders,
who might be willing to contribute to improvements and reach a win–win situation …

In game theory, potential resolutions to a conflict are found through stability analysis, based
on stability definitions having precise mathematical structures. A stability definition reflects a …

Raising water demands and insufficient freshwater resources are the main reasons of water
conflicts in transboundary watersheds. Sustainable water allocation can be a resolution for …

Nation‐states rarely go to war over water, but it is equally rare that water conflicts in an
international river basin are resolved through cooperation among the riparian countries that …

In this research, a hybrid game theory and mathematical programming model (HGT-MPM) is
proposed for solving trans-boundary water conflicts in Guanting reservoir basin (GRB) …

Water conflict is evolving into one of the most vital social and environmental issues as the
global water crisis intensifies in recent years. Previous studies mostly focus on the game …

Growing competition over water resources has caused political disputes among
stakeholders and has brought conflict resolution in the focus of negotiation processes. In …

Game Theory (GT), both in its non-cooperative (NCGT) and cooperative (CGT) forms, has
been pivotal in its contribution to the analysis of important aspects related to water …

Groundwater as an open-access and a common pool resource (CPR) among several
beneficiaries faces overexploitation especially in arid and semi-arid regions. To tackle such …

This paper presents an analysis of a newly developed draft agreement on the allocation of
water and energy resources of the Syr Darya basin considering transboundary cooperation …