ARTICLES
The costs and benefits of conserving heritage assets: the waterworks at Seething Wells
JOHN CORKINDALE  
Kingston University

The Egyptian hydro-hegemony in the Nile Basin: the quest for changing the status quo
MAHEMUD ESHTU TEKUYA  
McGeorge School of Law Sacramento, California

Fostering cooperation over the Han river between North and South Korea: Is the UN Watercourses Convention the appropriate instrument?
LAURE-ELISE MAYARD  
Business and Law School, Northumbria University,
Newcastle upon Tyne

Extraordinary drought in US–Mexico water governance
STEPHEN MUMME 
Colorado State University
OSCAR IBÁÑEZ HERNÁNDEZ
Autonomous University of Ciudad, Juárez
BRUNO VERDINI
MIT, Cambridge

CASE COMMENTARIES

California Building Industry Association v State Water Resources Control Board
PROFESSOR RICHARD M FRANK  
Professor of Environmental Practice, 
University of California, Davis School of Law

Legal Rights for rivers: more power, less protection?
ERIN O’DONNELL 
The University of Melbourne, Australia

STRATEGIC ISSUES
Scotland 
‘Innovation and collaboration’ in the regulation of Scottish Water
SARAH HENDRY
Senior Lecturer in Law, Centre for Water Law, 
Policy and Science, University of Dundee

BOOK REVIEW 
Routledge Handbook of Water Law and Policy  
Alistair Rieu-Clarke, Andrew Allan and Sarah Hendry (eds)