Water pollutants can be classified into three categories, each of which includes several
classifications of substances. In this paper, we present a methodology based on bankruptcy …

To clean a polluted river, some agents must undertake operations that incur costs. The
problem is to determine a fair method to share these expenses among agents. We consider …

This paper presents a hyper game analysis of the Krishna waters dispute and demonstrates
its potential to yield an equilibrium solution even in the face of uncertainty that may be …

We take an axiomatic approach to the allocation of riparian water rights. We formalize ethical
or structural properties as axioms of allocation rules. We show that several combinations of …

In river systems, costly upstream pollution abatement creates downstream welfare gains.
Absent adequate agreement on how to share the gains, upstream regions lack incentives to …

How to divide a resource among individuals who have claims on it, has been an interesting
and relevant problem in many different contexts since ancient times. We can find references …

We propose a new freight transportation problem to distribute the benefit of ore
transportation throughout a linear route to compensate the communities located on it. Such …

In river systems, costly upstream pollution abatement creates downstream welfare gains.
Without a central authority to enforce such abatement, the welfare gains can only be realized …