Apologies for cross-posting.
The International Water Law Project (IWLP) announces the launching of its
new dedicated and redesigned website. Located at
www.internationalwaterlaw.org,
the new IWLP website features a tremendous amount of information pertaining to
the
regulation, allocation, management, and
conservation of transboundary freshwater resources. The new IWLP
includes:
* News from around the world pertaining to international and
domestic watercourses and other water bodies;
* Full text of many international and regional water treaties and
agreements, including historic agreements not readily accessible to
researchers;
* Case law on water disputes from international and regional
tribunals;
* An extensive bibliography of literature on international
water law and policy, including the full text of various publications;
* Geographic and statistical data on various transboundary
watercourses and international water basins with links to related treaties and
agreements;
* Links to other useful web sites on water issues;
* Calendar of water law and policy related events.
As the IWLP website continues to expand and obtain additional material, we
hope that the site will prove useful for students,
practitioners, government officials, and scholars of international
law. If you wish to be informed when content is added to the
site in the future, please sign up for the site's announcement list, found on
the site's opening page.
IWLP was developed by
Gabriel Eckstein, Esq., and
Wil Burns of the
Pacific Institute for Studies
in Development, Environment, and Security.