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Mike Young and Christine Esau, Investing in water for a green economy: services, infrastructure, policies and management

transboundary river basins of Africa. A valuable contribution to the overall literature on river basin management is the book’s analysis of the three legal bases in existence. The first lacks an explicit and comprehensive recognition in international water law that the human right to water exists at all. The second is the derived response from an interpretation of existing but clearly defined rights, always subservient to other rights and thus generally in need of interpretation. The third is the acceptance that the right to water is an inalienable human right, a free-standing right in no way subservient to any other implied rights. These three approaches cover the entire range of arguments that any water resource manager is likely to encounter, so this alone is a valuable contribution by the author.