Markets, water rights and sustainable development

Environmental and Planning Law Journal

Volumn 23, Issue 2, 2006, Pages 100-112

  Fisher, D E ^a  

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References (26)

1. Fisher DE, Natural Resources Law in Australia (Law Book Co Ltd, 1987) especially Chs 20 to 24.
2. (1992) 31 ILM 874.
3. IUCN Commission on Environmental Law, Draft International Covenant on Environment and Development: Second Edition (IUCN, 2000).
4. Australia, Department of Environment and Heritage, Intergovernmental Agreement on the Environment (Department of Environment and Heritage, 1992).
5. Australia, Department of Environment and Heritage, National Strategy for Ecologically Sustainable Development (Department of Environment and Heritage, 1992).
6. Council of Australian Governments, Intergovernmental Agreement on a National Water Initiative (COAG, 2004).
7. Much of the literature has been concerned with the creation of capitalist economies in place of socialist economies: see eg Pomfret R, Constructing a Market Economy: Diverse Paths from Central Planning in Asia and Europe (Edward Elgar, 2002)
8. Dillon P and Wykoff FC, Creating Capitalism: Transitions and Growth in Post-Soviet Europe (Edward Elgar, 2002).
9. Carson RT, "Constructed Markets" in Braden JB and Kolstad CD (eds), Measuring the Demand for Environmental Quality (Elsevier Science Publishers / North-Holland, 1992).
10. From a strategic perspective see eg Abaza H and Baranzini A (eds), Implementing Sustainable Development: Integrated Assessment and Participatory Decision-making Processes (Edward Elgar, 2002)
11. Cooper PJ and Vargas CM, Implementing Sustainable Development: From Global Policy to Local Action (Rowan & Littlefield Publishers, 2004)
12. Lafferty WM (ed), Governance for Sustainable Development: The Challenge of Adapting Form to Function (Edward Elgar, 2004).
13. Pezzey JCV and Toman MA (eds), The Economics of Sustainability Ashgate/Dartmouth, 2002)
14. Markandya A, Harou P, Bellu LG and Cistulli V, Environmental Economics for Sustainable Growth: A Handbook for Practitioners (Edward Elgar, 2002).
15. Segger MC and Weeramantry CG (eds), Sustainable Justice: Reconciling Economic, Social and Environmental Law (Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2005).
16. Lawn PA, Toward Sustainable Development: An Ecological Economics Approach (Lewis Publishers, 2001)
17. Goldie J, Douglas B and Furnass B (eds), In Search of Sustainability (CSIRO Publishing, 2005)
18. Fisher DE, Australian Environmental Law (Lawbook Co., 2003), especially Ch 10.
19. Freeman AM, Haveman RH and Kneese AV, The Economics of Environmental Policy (John Wiley & Sons, 1973) pp 66 and 67
20. Joskow PL and Schmalensee R, Markets for Power: An Analysis of Electric Utility Deregulation (MIT Press, 1985) pp 25-32.
21. More specific for present purposes is Lawn, n 8, pp 125-128.
22. Much recent discussion has focussed upon "property" rights. See eg Thampapillai D, Environmental Economics: Concepts, Methods and Policies (Oxford University Press, 2002) pp 34-38
23. Connor R and Dovers S, Institutional Change for Sustainable Development (Edward Elgar, 2004) pp 174-183.
24. Young M and McColl J, "Robust separation: a search for a generic framework to simplify registration and trading of interests in natural resources" in Property: Rights and Responsibilities - Current Australian Thinking (Land & Water Australia, Canberra, 2002)
25. Fisher DE, "Rights of Property in Water: Confusion or Clarity" (2004) 21 EPLJ 85.
26. For a more detailed analysis see Trading in water rights - towards a national legal framework (Queensland University of Technology/Phillips Fox, 2004).