Reciprocity in practice: the hydropolitics of equitable and reasonable utilization in the Lancang-Mekong basin

Overview of attention for article published in International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics, October 2020

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RT @CSDS_Chula: How can transboundary rivers like #MekongLancang be shared fairly? In this paper we show how positive and negative #recipro…

23 Aug 2021

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RT @CSDS_Chula: In case you missed it, please check out the newest journal article from CSDS' Carl Middleton and @DJDevlaeminck: "#Reciproc…

20 Oct 2020

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In case you missed it, please check out the newest journal article from CSDS' Carl Middleton and @DJDevlaeminck: "#Reciprocity in practice: the #hydropolitics of equitable and reasonable utilization in the #LancangMekong basin". Link available on the tweet

20 Oct 2020

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Equitable and reasonable utilization (ERU), the cornerstone of international water law, recognizes the rights of states to utilize shared water resources. However, there is ambiguity in ERU’s application, and upstream states often…https://t.co/s0NbMvie0i h

06 Oct 2020

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