Global Overview: Water Resources and Distributional Issues

CSS Publication Number:

CSS00-09

Author(s):

Jonathan W. Bulkley

Sari J. Sommarstrom

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Research Areas:

Urban Systems and Built Environment›Water Resources

Publication Type:

Journal Article

Arab Studies Quarterly

Full Citation:

Bulkley, J.W. and S. Sommarstrom. 2000. Global Overview: Water Resources and Distributional Issues. In Special Issue entitled, "Water Usage in the Middle East," Arab Studies Quarterly: 22(2).

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