Water Politics in the Murray-Darling Basin

Daniel Connell

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Water Governance and Infrastructure Water resources management and optimization Transboundary Water Resource Management

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Prologue - The danger of boredom Conversations with Goyder's ghost (A context for talking about water) Beyond sober thought (Governments take control 1880s - 1920s) Excluding lawyers from paradise (Establishing a public policy framework 1900s - 1980s) Alignment of the planets (Another attempt at basin-wide management) Talking sustainability dreaming production (Contradictions within contemporary water management) The chariot wheels of the Commonwealth (Responsibility for reform - what should be done?) Epilogue - Pragmatism, a philosophy of despair Bibliography

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