This book addresses the international legal obligation to protect economic, social, and
cultural human rights in times of armed conflict and other situations of armed violence …

The human right to water is receiving increasing recognition in national legislative acts and
international instruments. Along with this recognition comes the legal delineation of state …

The relevance of the main instruments of international water law to the hydraulic
development projects of later-developing upstream states is explored, for a non-legal …

This study could not have been completed without the generous assistance of several
people. We extend warm appreciation especially to Todd Jarvis, Alexis Carles, Agathe …

The interplay between public and private actors in the exploitation of natural resources in an
occupied territory makes the regime of state and individual responsibility particularly …

Armed conflicts damage water installations and limit access to the resource. It was only in
the 1970s, however, that international humanitarian law (ihl) established norms to limit the …

Attacks against water infrastructure and their weaponization have hit the headlines several
times in recent armed conflicts. As opposed to the protection of water per se as a natural …

This book discusses the international right to water and the liberalization of water services. It
is concerned with the harmonization of the right to water with the legal systems under which …

On July 26, 2010, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) formally recognized a
human right to water and sanitation by adopting Resolution 64/292, which states that water …

En choisissant de consacrer son mémoire de master 2 à «La protection de l'environnement
en période de conflit armé», M. Cyprien Dagnicourt s' est attaqué à un sujet certes classique …