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Volume 142, Issue 1 (2009)

Introductory Material

Water Promises: Much Ado about Nothing - As Profitless as Water in a Sieve?¹
Graham A. Tobin

Original Research Articles

Future Hydroclimatology and theResearch Challenges of a Post-Stationary World
Katherine K. Hirschboeck

Integrating Water-Quality into a Water Resources Research Agenda
L. Allan James

Integrated Ecohydrologic Research and Hydro-Informatics
D. Scott Mackay and Lawrence E. Band

Applying Geographic Information Techniques to Study Water Resources for the Next 20 Years
Luoheng Han

Integration of Water Data for Decision-Making and Research
R. Rajagopal

Water for Agriculture: Global Change and Geographic Perspectives on Research Challenges for the Future
John Harrington

Emerging Issues and Challenges: Natural Hazards
Burrell Montz

Integrated Policy and Planning for Water and Energy
Young-Doo Wang

Ecological Economics and Water Resources Geography
Christopher Lant

The Political Economy and Political Ecology of the Hydro-Social Cycle
Erik Swyngedouw

Comparative International Water Research
James L. Wescoat

A Long Term View of Water and International Security¹
Aaron T. Wolf

Problem-Centered vs. Discipline-Centered Research for the Exploration of Sustainability
William James Smith Jr.

Geographic Research in Water Resources:A Vibrant Research Agenda for the Next 20 Years
William James Smith Jr.

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Print: 1936-7031

Online: 1936-704X

A publication of the Universities Council on Water Resources with support from Southern Illinois University Carbondale