Titlebook: Water in the Middle East; Potential for Confli Waltina Scheumann,Manuel Schiffler Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998 Peace.Pe

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The Middle East Peace Process: Obstacles to Cooperation over Shared Watersul settlement of the Arab-Israeli conflict. However, this hope fostered by the international community remained unfulfilled. The agreement of Camp David remained a cold peace. In the current peace process, which began in Madrid in 1991, the Western countries, some Arab states and various internation

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Transboundary Externalities and Regional Integrationlume of fresh water that currently can be harnessed on a basis, both economically and ecologically sustainable.1 Since most of the fresh water supply is surface water from rivers and lakes, international river systems, covering almost half the land surface of the earth and being home to 44% of the w

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Contested Waters: Dividing or Sharing?h very little water. In the past, there appeared to be a balance between water and human activities, city life and agriculture in the dry areas. But population growth, industrial development and irrigation, especially a rapid expansion of irrigation through modern techniques, have overexploited the

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The Jordan River Basin: Prospects for Cooperation Within the Middle East Peace Process?ion and sovereignty in the territory of ‘historical Palestine’. Since the resumption of the Middle East peace process in 1991, water has been a focal point of the bilateral and multilateral peace talks. This contribution aims to explain the characteristics of this natural resource and its utilizatio

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Conflicts on the Euphrates: An Analysis of Water and Non-water Issuescarcity will lead to armed conflicts over the allocation of shared rivers. The Euphrates-Tigris River Basin (Figure 7.1.), shared by the co-riparian states Turkey, Syria and Iraq, is supposed to be one place in the world where war could break out. It is without doubt that with rising population and

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Conflicts over the Nile or Conflicts on the Nile?ithdraw from the 1959 treaty between the two states on the allocation of the waters of the Nile. The Egyptian government had previously accused Sudan’s Islamist government of responsibility for an attack in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa, which nearly claimed the life of Egypt’s President Hosn