In Quest of Cooperation: Inter-State River Water Conflicts in India
Published: Mar 31, 2017
Photo: Prasad
Cauvery dispute can be traced to a colonial past which continues to torment the riparian states even today.
Abstract: The threat of scarcity, distribution and quality of water, a finite, natural resource, has made its relationship with conflict. This is an area of continued interest and debate in both the policy literature and popular press.
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