The Politics of the Nile Basin: Water Imperialism, Hydro-political Cold War, and Hegemonic Dominance

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Chapter 2 The Politics of the Nile Basin: Water Imperialism, Hydro-political Cold War, and Hegemonic Dominance

In: The Nile in Legal and Political Perspective

Author:

Mahemud E. Tekuya

Mahemud E. Tekuya
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Series: International Water Law Series, Volume: 11

Front Matter

Part 1 Reconstructing the Legal and Hydro-political History of the Nile Basin

Part 2 Post-Cold War Attempts to Change or Maintain the Status Quo

Part 3 The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and the Current Dispute over the Existing Nile Water Agreements

Part 4 Looking into the Future: towards Building a Flexible Legal and Institutional Framework in the Nile Basin

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