Titlebook: Water Resources in Central Asia: International Context; Sergey S. Zhiltsov,Igor S. Zonn,Aleksandr V. Semen Book 2018 Springer Nature Switz

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Soft Power of Tajikistan on the Water Agenda: Cross-Scale Dynamics, broken down in several attributes: the international context with a fragmented global water governance; the leadership provided at the highest levels of the state and the stability of power structures; the expertise and capacity built in the country; the support of many countries, international org

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Turkmenistan Water Resources Policy in Central Asia,e Amu Darya River belonging to the Aral Sea Basin. Water runs along the world’s longest irrigation and water supply waterway – the Karakum Canal more than 1,300?km long. It nearly reaches the Caspian Sea..After the declaration of independence by the Central Asian countries (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, T

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Soft Power of Tajikistan on the Water Agenda: Cross-Scale Dynamics, broken down in several attributes: the international context with a fragmented global water governance; the leadership provided at the highest levels of the state and the stability of power structures; the expertise and capacity built in the country; the support of many countries, international org

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Introduction,h will be published in the book series “The Handbook of Environmental Chemistry,” Springer. In this volume we gathered 17 chapters describing the history of water resources management, the legal framework of interstate cooperation on water resources, the institutional cooperation on water resources,

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Water Resources of Central Asia: Historical Overview,e, water supply, fishery, navigation, and, generally, the national economies. They were also natural barriers for protection from enemies. With the economic development and population growth, the water had become the most deficit resource. Taking into consideration the above, the history of water re