Part 1: Introduction 1. The Challenge of Trans-jurisdictional Water Law and Governance Janice Gray, Cameron Holley and Rosemary Rayfuse Part 2: Trans-Jurisdictional Water Law and Governance - Theoretical Underpinnings and International Approaches 2. Trans-jurisdictional Water Governance: Law's Role at Multiple Levels Lee Godden 3. Transboundary Water Governance through the Prism of the Mekong River Basin Richard Paisley, Patrick Weiler and Taylor Henshaw 4. Trans-jurisdictional Water Governance in the European Union Marleen Van Rijswick 5. Critical Linkages: Trans-jurisdictional Approaches to Advancing Indigenous Marine Governance Lauren Butterly and Erika Techera Part 3: Trans-Jurisdictional Water Law and Governance - National Approaches 6. Intra-national Rivalries: A Submerged Aspect of Transboundary Water Governance Paul Martin and Amanda Kennedy 7. Defragging: Overcoming Fragmentation in United States Water Governance Buzz Thompson 8.
Beyond the Traditional Governance of Trans-jurisdictional Groundwater: Unconventional Approaches to Cross-boundary Aquifer Management in the United States Rebecca Nelson and Meg Casey 9. Muddied Water: (Un)co-operative Governance and Water Management in South Africa Michael Kidd 10. The Flow of Laws: The Trans-jurisdictional Laws of the Longest River in Aotearoa New Zealand Jacinta Ruru Part 4: Emerging Challenges in Trans-Jurisdictional Water Law and Governance 11. Diffuse Source Pollution and Water Quality Law for the Great Barrier Reef: Why the Reticence to Regulate? Marie Waschka and Alex Gardner 12. Trans-jurisdictional Water Governance in the Context of Unconventional Gas Mining: The Australian Experience Janice Gray 13. Protecting Coastal Wetlands in a Changing Climate: Reinvigorating Integrated Coastal Zone Governance Jan McDonald and Anita Foerster 14. Contests over 'Wild' Rivers in Queensland: Implications for Trans-jurisdictional Water Governance Poh Ling Tan 15. Trans-jurisdictional Water Governance and Implementing the Human Right to Water in South Africa Cristy Clark Part 5: Conclusion 16.
The Future of Trans-jurisdictional Water Law and Governance Janice Gray, Cameron Holley and Rosemary Rayfuse.