Ruet, Joël. 2002. "Water Supply & Sanitation as 'Urban Commons' in Indian Metropolis: How Redefining the State/Municipalities Relationships Should Combine Global and Local De Facto 'Commoners'." Presented at "The Commons in an Age of Globalisation," the Ninth Conference of the International Association for the Study of Common Property, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, June 17-21, 2002. | Full text available as:
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Abstract From the Introduction
"The paper articulates (i) the characterising of the property rights and the Common Property Resources (CPRs) relationships at stake, (ii) the governance of the sector, and (iii) the need for setting up coordinated de jure rights on the resource through both channels of local and global actors. It focuses on Calcutta and Madras (now called Chennai) as case studies." | Document Type: | Conference Paper |
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| Keywords: | IASCP
common pool resources--India
water resources--India
urban commons--India
cities and towns--India
property rights--India--case study
water pollution--India |
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| ID Code: | 913 |
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