Part I - ROOTS AND CAUSES OF COMPLEXITY AND CONTINGENCY IN WATER PROBLEMS

Chapter One - Complexity and Contingency: Understanding and Managing Complex Water Problems
Chapter Two - Leveraging Diplomacy for Resolving Transboundary Water Problems

Part II - TOOLS, TECHNIQUES, MODELS AND ANALYSES TO RESOLVE COMPLEX WATER PROBLEMS

Chapter Three - Ten Bankruptcy Methods for Resolving Natural Resource Allocation Conflicts
Chapter Four - Flexible Design of Water Infrastructure Systems
Chapter Five - Extreme Value Analysis for Modeling Nonstationary Hydrologic Change
Chapter Six - The Water– Food Nexus and Virtual Water Trade
Chapter Seven - A Hybrid Analytical Approach for Modeling the Dynamics of Interactions for Complex Water Problems
Chapter Eight - A Call for Capacity Development for Improved Water Diplomacy
Chapter Nine - Water Complexity and Physics- Guided Data Mining

Part III - CASE STUDIES
Chapter Ten - The Nature of Enabling Conditions of Transboundary Water Management: Learning from the Negotiation of the Indus and Jordan Basin Treaties
Chapter Eleven - Mediation in the Israeli– Palestinian Water Conflict: A Practitioner's View
Chapter Twelve - Risk Distribution and the Adoption of Flexibility: Desalination Expansion in Qatar
Chapter Thirteen - The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: Conflict and Water Diplomacy in the Nile Basin
Chapter Fourteen - Engaging Stakeholders for Water Diplomacy: Lessons for Integrated Water Resources Management
Chapter Fifteen - Strategic Insights for California's Delta Conflict