India's water resources: contemporary issues on irrigation Vaidyanathan, A.

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Vaidyanathan, A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2006Description: xiii, 287 pISBN:

9780195682168

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333.910954

Summary: This multifaceted collection looks at the key issues relating to water resources management in India with a focus on irrigation. According to the author, a proper study of water must recognize that their different aspects--physical, economic, and institutional-- are closely inter-related and that they are part of dynamic, historical process.

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This multifaceted collection looks at the key issues relating to water resources management in India with a focus on irrigation. According to the author, a proper study of water must recognize that their different aspects--physical, economic, and institutional-- are closely inter-related and that they are part of dynamic, historical process.

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