Conflict Trends 2000/2
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Water Wars"As populations grow, finite water resources are being stretched to their limit... these population growth levels are fundamentally uneven: little of the projected population growth will take place in the North. The ramification of this is the possibility of conflict over scarce water resources in the developing world." |
Contents
Editorial - by Hussein Solomon and Anthony Turton
Conflict Watch
Features
Ethiopia & Eritrea: A step in the right direction
Sizwile Makhubu
Interview Vasu Gounden on ACCORD's role in the Burundi peace process
Sean Callaghan
A united states of Africa?
Senzo Ngubane
Water: A threat of war or an opportunity for peace?
Cheyanne Church
The case of the Orange river
Richard Meissner
Conflict at Lake Chad
Marie-Therese Sarch
The wet summer of 2000
Anthony Turton
Conflict on the Nile
Jeroen Warner
Interview: Conversations with Kasrils
Anthony Turton
IAPTC CONFERENCE
Åsa Ekvall
Book Review: Pillar of Sand: Can the Irrigation Miracle Survive?
Anthony Thurton


