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1. Israeli Water Economy: Context and Setting
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N. Becker

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1. The Three Eras of Israeli Water Policies
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E. Feitelson

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1. Policy Stalemate and Policy Change in Israel\'s Water Policy 1970-2000s: Advocacy Coalitions and Policy Narratives
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S. Gilad and G. Menahem

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1. Water in Agriculture
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Y. Kislev

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1. Water for Nature Policy in Israel
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A. Tal And D. Katz

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1. Wastewater Reuse Policy in Israel
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D. Lavee and Tomer Ash

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1. Water Desalination Policy in Israel Project Choice and Investment Policies: A Critical Look
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C. Lipchin and Erica Spiritos

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1. Groundwater Management
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A. Furman and Hila Abu

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1. Market Based Regulations on Water Users
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D. Disegni

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1. Non-Price Mechanisms for Water Conservation in Israel
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D. Katz

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1. Water Quality Assessment and Management of Lake Kinnert: Effects and Feedbacks
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A. Parparov, G. Gal and D. Markel

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1. The Dead Sea: Is the Read-Dead Canal a Sustainable Solution
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D. Markel, M. Beith and J. Alster

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1. Impacts of Changes in Regional Rainfall Distribution Patterns on Winter Agriculture in Israel
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I. Kan and N. Zeitouni

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1. A State of Uncertainty With Regard to the Future Global Climate Calls for a New National Plan to Ensure the Safe Supply of Water for Israel.
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A. Isar and Y. Livsitz

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1. Basin Management in the Context of Israel and the Palestine Authority
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R. Laster and D. Livney

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1. The International Dimension of Water Policy in Israel
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D. Shmueli and R. Aviram

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1. The Reforms Implemented by the Water Authority
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E. Feinerman, H. Frenkel and U. Shani

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1. Concluding Remarks: Policy Options and Research Agenda
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Nir Becker\nIndex