Water Diplomacy and Water Disputes in the Central Asian Region

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Mahmoudi Seyyed Ali; Hekmat Ara Hamed

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Journal: JOURNAL OF CENTRAL EURASIA STUDIES Year:2019 | Volume:12 | Issue:1 Page(s): 199-218

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Water Diplomacy and Water Disputes in the Central Asian Region

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Mahmoudi Seyyed Ali | Hekmat Ara Hamed | Issue Writer Certificate

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Central AsiaQ2

Common Water ResourcesQ1

Trans-boundary RiversQ1

Water DiplomacyQ1

Water DisputesQ1

Abstract

Water plays an important role in Central Asia. This area is more than 4 million square kilometers of breadthwhich includes Post-Soviet Republics of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan and covers more than Indian Subcontinent’ s breadth and has a population of about 60 million people. Due to the fact that Central Asian is located in a dry and semi-arid belt, agriculture would be possible through irrigation and it is not expected to produce dried crops. As a result, artificial water distribution systems are needed. In the late nineteenth century with the conquest of all parts of Central Asia by the Russian Empire, new water distribution systems for flax production were carried out on a wider scale than in comparison with the past. As a result the seemingly endless Central Asian Water Resources began to decline from 1960s when the rapid increase in demand for water started by drainage of rivers and reducing groundwater resources, as well as degradation of water and soil quality. The drying of “ Aral Lake” is also the result of the same Water Management policies that were adopted during the Soviet Era. ...

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Mahmoudi, Seyyed Ali, & Hekmat Ara, Hamed. (2019). Water Diplomacy and Water Disputes in the Central Asian Region. JOURNAL OF CENTRAL EURASIA STUDIES, 12(1 ), 199-218. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/151252/en

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Mahmoudi Seyyed Ali, Hekmat Ara Hamed. Water Diplomacy and Water Disputes in the Central Asian Region. JOURNAL OF CENTRAL EURASIA STUDIES[Internet]. 2019;12(1 ):199-218. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/151252/en

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Seyyed Ali Mahmoudi, and Hamed Hekmat Ara, “Water Diplomacy and Water Disputes in the Central Asian Region,” JOURNAL OF CENTRAL EURASIA STUDIES, vol. 12, no. 1 , pp. 199–218, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/151252/en

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