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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Conflicts on the Euphrates: An Analysis of Water and Non-water Issuese water issue. In almost all cases, cooperation was positively influenced by outstanding issues, i.e. not directly related to the allocation of the shared rivers, and this holds true for conflicts as well. It is important to note that, historically, the negotiation process over the Euphrates River h

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Book 1998 reigning in the Middle East and in several other places around the world concerning the issue of international fresh water resources. Whether these perceptions correspond to an actual threat to a nation‘s water supply or whether they correspond to the official position of states in negotiations oft

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Contested Waters: Dividing or Sharing?water resources in many arid countries. Rivers are running dry and ground water tables are falling where water is abstracted without regard to natural replenishment or recharge of the water resources. And the water demand is still rising.

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f War "The next war in the Middle East will not be fought for oil, but for water. " This famous statement has been echoed by many politicians: shortly before be­ coming president of Turkey, SOleyman Demirel declared that the waters of the Euphrates and Tigris belonged to Turkey, just as oil belongs

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International Water Agreements: A Comparative Viewn the Middle East, where water is scarce and many countries are dependent on international rivers, that, until now, only a small number of international water agreements have been signed. The few existing agreements display, in addition, an important weakness: they have, without exception, been conc

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International Water Agreements: A Comparative Viewn the Middle East, where water is scarce and many countries are dependent on international rivers, that, until now, only a small number of international water agreements have been signed. The few existing agreements display, in addition, an important weakness: they have, without exception, been conc