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Comprehensive legal examination of water rights arrangements and water rights trading in China
Critical assessments of China's existing legal systems for facilitating the evolution of tradable water rights
Insights into China's water law and policy reform and proposals for future development
Reflections on the emerging issues in the broader water governance context, and their interactions with tradable water rights

Produktbeschreibung
Comprehensive legal examination of water rights arrangements and water rights trading in China

Critical assessments of China's existing legal systems for facilitating the evolution of tradable water rights

Insights into China's water law and policy reform and proposals for future development

Reflections on the emerging issues in the broader water governance context, and their interactions with tradable water rights


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Autorenporträt
  1. Dr Min Jiang is a Senior Research Fellow at the College of Business, Victoria University, Australia. As an environmental lawyer by training, Min has led and coordinated a number of policy oriented, interdisciplinary research projects in adaptation to climate change, sustainable tourism, green growth, and water governance. Min has published internationally in academic books and top-tier academic journals including Journal of Clean Production, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, Current Issues in Tourism, and China's top tourism journal Tourism Tribune. Her previous work has focused on Australia, China, and the South Pacific.