The politics of water resource development in India : the Narmada dams controversy/ John R Wood
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Introduction: Wading In --
The Politics of Water --
India's Water Resources, Major Water Conflicts and Water Policy Development --
Narmada: The Beginnings of the Dispute --
The Tribunal Goes to Work: The Politics of Inter-state River Water Dispute Resolution --
Opposition to Sardar Sarovar: The Rise of Human Rights and Environmental Protectionism --
'Step Back and Consider Afresh': The World Bank Independent Review --
The Supreme Court Decides: The Judiciary, the Polity and the Resolution of the Narmada Dispute --
Alternatives and Complements to Sardar Sarovar: The Paradigm Shift in Indian Water Resource Management --
Conclusion: Understanding Water Resource Development Politics in India.
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