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Middle East Water Conflictsand Directions forConflict Resolution
 Aaron T. Wolf Food, Agriculture, and the Environment Discussion Paper 12
International Food Policy Research Institute1200 Seventeenth Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20036-3006 U.S.A.March 1996
 
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Contents
Foreword iiiAcknowledgments ivBackground: Hydropolitics of the Middle East 1Technical and Policy Options 9Water and the Peace Process 13Measuring Equity in Water Resource Disputes 16Cooperative Watershed Development 20Conclusions and Observations 22References 24
 
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Tables
1.Water allocations from Nile negotiations 32.Water allocations from Johnston negotiations 63.Water management options to increase supply or decrease demand 94.Meetings of the Multilateral Working Group on Water Resources 13
 Illustrations
1.The Nile Basin 32.Border proposals, 1919–
 
47 53.International borders, 1967–
 
present 74.The Tigris-Euphrates Basin 8
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