Irodalomjegyzék / Literature:

1.1. Kötelező irodalom / Mandatory literature:

- David Zetland (2014): Living with Water Scarcity. Aguanomics Press -
https://www.kysq.org/lwws/
- Frank Hüesker, Timothy Moss and Matthias Naumann (2011): Managing Water
Infrastructures in the Berlin-Brandenburg Region between Climate Change. Economic
Restructuring and Commercialisation  DIE ERDE 142 2011 (1-2) pp. 187-208
- P.V.Townsend, R.J.Harper, P.D.Brennan, C.Dean, S.Wu, K.R.J.Smettem, S.E.Cook: Multiple
environmental services as an opportunity for watershed restoration; Forest Policy and
Economics Volume 17, April 2012, Pages 45-58, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.forpol.2011.06.008
- Kieser, M., & McCarthy, J. L. (2011). Miami River Watershed Water Quality Credit Trading
Program
- Gábor Ungvári, Zsolt Jolánkai, András Kis, Zsolt Kozma; The feasibility of cooperation to
comply with land use change obligations in the Marosszög area of South-Hungary; Journal of
Environmental Geography 11 (3–4), 37–47.
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1.2. Ajánlott irodalom / Recommended literature:
- David Zetland (2011) The End of Abundance. Aguanomics Press, Amsterdam - Mission Viejo
2011 - https://www.kysq.org/teoa/
- Ahmed Salim Al-Marshudi (2007): The falaj irrigation system and water allocation markets in
Northern Oman in: Agricultural water management 91 71 – 77
- World Bank High and Dry
- Green Infrastructure Guide for Water Management: Ecosystem-based management approaches
for water-related infrastructure projects, 2014 United Nations Environment Programme ISBN:
978-92-807-3404-1UNEP
- Ungvári G, Kis A. A macroeconomics-inspired interpretation of the terrestrial water
cycle.WIREs Water. 2019;e1380. https://doi.org/10.1002/wat2.1380