Water use and cultural conflict in 19th century northwestern New Spain and Mexico

Article Abstract:

The author provides a historical geographic perspective on conflicts regarding water use in the area of present-day Oceanside, CA, in the 19th century and the cultural values impacting these conflicts.

Environmental aspects, Boundary disputes, 19th century AD, Water use, Oceanside, California

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U.S.-Mexico borderland water conflicts and institutional change: a commentary

Article Abstract:

The authors discuss political changes regarding the management and use of water in the US-Mexico border region, focusing on the development of bilateral institutions to address conflicts.

Political aspects, Water-supply, Water supply, Water quality management

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Applied and theoretical aspects of binational watershed councils (consejos de cuencas) in the the U.S.-Mexico borderlands

Article Abstract:

The authors examine the functions and effectiveness of binational watershed councils in managing water resources in the US-Mexico border region.

Evaluation, International agencies, International organizations, Watershed management

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