Decision Support Models to Assist International and Transboundary Water Negotiations: Methodologies and Applications - Hardcover

 
9780197802571: Decision Support Models to Assist International and Transboundary Water Negotiations: Methodologies and Applications

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In a world where water scarcity is increasingly dominating management decisions, this book offers a comprehensive examination of decision support models in transboundary water management, and a groundbreaking approach to resolving international water conflicts.

The book's distinctive strength lies in its holistic approach, bridging theoretical innovations with practical applications. By bringing together an international team of experts from various disciplines, it offers a nuanced, comprehensive strategy for navigating the complex landscape of water negotiations, including forward-looking perspectives on employing decision support models in future water diplomacy efforts.

This is a compelling guide for anyone interested in how nations can work together to manage our most precious resource in an era of climate change and globalization that manifest in increasing environmental challenges, revealing how data, technology, and creative problem-solving can transform potential water disputes into opportunities for cooperation.

Drawing on real-world cases from rivers across the globe, this volume is an essential resource for researchers, policymakers, water resource managers, and diplomats seeking sophisticated, data-driven approaches to resolving international water-sharing challenges.

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Mohammadreza Shahbazbegian is an Associate Professor at Tarbiat Modares University in Tehran, where he specializes in system dynamics and transboundary water management. He has introduced several innovative concepts, such as the Hydropolitical Self-Organization theory, Hydropolitical System Archetypes, Negotiable Water, and Painted Water. His research primarily examines water conflict analysis, focusing on system archetypes within international river basins, including the Helmand, Euphrates, Tigris, Nile, and Zambezi. In 2021, he founded the Iranian Water Diplomacy Association, which has grown to include over 300 members from various scientific disciplines. The association, recognized by Iran's Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology, acts as a key center for water diplomacy, with Shahbazbegian at the helm of its strategic initiatives.


Ariel Dinar is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Environmental Economics and Policy in the School of Public Policy and Professor of the Graduate Division at the University of California, Riverside (UCR). His work addresses economic and strategic behavior associated with management of water and the environment. Dr Dinar worked at the World Bank on water and climate change economics and policy. In 2008, Dr Dinar assumed a professorship at UCR and founded and directed the Water Science and Policy Center. He has been a Fulbright Senior Specialist since 2003 and was named a 2015 Fellow of the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association.

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