Faculty of Humanities
School of Social Sciences
Department of Political Sciences
Turton, AR
BA(Hons) MA(Unisa) - Head: African Water Issues Research Unit (AWIRU)
Contact Details
Research Interests
Research Output
Contact Details:
Telephone number: 012 420 4486
Fax number: 012 420 3527
E-mail address: aturton@csir.co.za
Research Interests:
Hydropolitics
Research Output:
Research articles in refereed specialist journals:
Turton AR: 2003. A Southern African perspective on transboundary water resource management. Environmental Change and Security Project Report, Issue 9 / Summer, pp 75-87.
Meissner R, Turton AR: 2003. The Hydrosocial Contract Theory and the Lesotho Highlands Water Project. ? Journal Name Required, 5, pp 115-126.
Chapters in books:
Turton AR, Ashton P, Cloete E: 2003. An introduction to the hydropolitical drivers in the Okavango River basin. In Transboundary rivers, sovereignty and development: Hydropolitical drivers in the Okavango River basin, (1), African Water Issues Research Unit (AWIRU) and Green Cross International (GCI), pp 7-30.
Turton AR: 2003. The hydropolitical dynamics of cooperation in Southern Arica. In Transboundary rivers, sovereignty and development: Hydropolitical drivers in the Okavango River basin, (4), African Water Issues Research Unit (AWIRU) and Green Cross International (GCI), pp 83-103.
Turton AR, Ashton P, Cloete E: 2003. Hydropolitical drivers and policy challenges in the Okavango River basin. In Transboundary rivers, sovereignty and development: Hydropolitical drivers in the Okavango River basin, (16), African Water Issues Research Unit (AWIRU) and Green Cross International (GCI), pp 353-368.
Papers in refereed, published conference proceedings:
Earle A, Turton AR: 2003. The virtual water trade amongst countries of the SADC. In Virtual Water Trade: Proceedings of the International Expert Meeting on Virtual Water Trade, IHE Delft, pp 183-200.
Research and technical/policy output for clients:
Earle A, Meissner R, Turton AR: 2003. Policy Options in water-stressed states: Emerging lessons from the Middle East and Southern Africa. For: Unknown, AWIRU / ODI.
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