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Land, water and development. River basin systems and their sustainable management.

Malcolm Newson

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1. History of River Basin Management. 2. Natural River Basins: Transfer Systems. 3. Land and Water: Interactions. 4. Managing Land and Water in the Developed World: An International Survey. 5. River Basins and Development. 6. Technical Issues in River Basin Management. 7. Institutional Issues in River Basin Management. 8. Issues of Knowledge Base. 9. Land and Water: Towards Systems of Management in a Period of Change.

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1. History of River Basin Management. 2. Natural River Basins: Transfer Systems. 3. Land and Water: Interactions. 4. Managing Land and Water in the Developed World: An International Survey. 5. River Basins and Development. 6. Technical Issues in River Basin Management. 7. Institutional Issues in River Basin Management. 8. Issues of Knowledge Base. 9. Land and Water: Towards Systems of Management in a Period of Change.

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1. History of River Basin Management. 2. Natural River Basins: Transfer Systems. 3. Land and Water: Interactions. 4. Managing Land and Water in the Developed World: An International Survey. 5. River Basins and Development. 6. Technical Issues in River Basin Management. 7. Institutional Issues in River Basin Management. 8. Issues of Knowledge Base. 9. Land and Water: Towards Systems of Management in a Period of Change.

Key concepts: Drainage basin, Interbasin transfer, Water resource management, Structural basin, Hydrology (agriculture), Land management, Environmental science, Sustainable development

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