Generalized Uncooperative Planar Game Theory Model for Water Distribution in Transboundary Rivers

Li, Ben; Tan, Guangming; Chen, Gang

doi:10.1007/s11269-015-1158-9

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“…Some aspects were considered in the works of Giordano et al (2016), He et al (2017). The works by Li et al (2016), Schiff (2017), in which the indicated problems were covered are among the authors of particular note. Earle and Neal (2017) make a point at a comprehensive scientific study of issues relating to the legal regime of natural resources that are located in territories with different legal status.…”

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Regulation aspects of development and the use of energy resources in the transboundary zones by international business

Hnatkovych

Hoblyk

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et al. 2021

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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The article presents aspects of the legal characterization and regulation of the natural resource's treatment that are under the joint tenancy of two or more states. The scientific novelty of the study is determined by that fact that shows the aspects of international interaction and the formation of the practice of legislative regulation of the use of natural resources, not only in the field of state and legal regulation but also within the context of private-public partnership. The relevance is determined by the fact that the main problem of the development of energy resources is an opportunity to determine and accordingly implement certain provisions for international business enterprises. The purpose of this article is to study the question of how representatives of international business can implement projects for the extraction of natural resources across boundary areas and under various conditions within the framework of cross-border cooperation. In the work, the methods of mathematical statistics, historical and legal methods were used. A three-level model was presented. This model determines the possibility of ensuring cooperation, then it forms its legal and regulatory framework and then determines instruments of an economic and legal nature that can be implemented in this field. The final point of the model is the finding of opportunities for investing in the development of natural energy resources on a parity basis, as well as the formation of an integrated environment that determines the possibility of integrating the subjects of international business into the economic environment of the state.

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Regulation aspects of development and the use of energy resources in the transboundary zones by international business

Hnatkovych

Hoblyk

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et al. 2021

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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“…For these reasons, a consensus has emerged to create a more effective and stringent protection framework for rivers (Lavee, 2014). Since international rivers involve more complicated issues, such as externality (Brink, Laan, & Moes, 2012), asymmetric information (Chan, 2017), territorial disputes, water quantity and water rights distribution (Li, Tan, & Chen, 2016), more hindrances to cross-border water resources management and cooperation in international rivers basins have emerged (Dinar, Katz, De Stefano, & Blankespoor, 2015). Furthermore, this also indicates the necessity and importance for international rivers research and the safety measures needed to ensure good quality water (Tir & Ackerman, 2009).…”

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Emerging trends and new developments in Lancang‐Mekong River: A bibliometric visualization analysis

Junlin

Ziqian

Xue

2020

River Research & Apps

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The purpose of this study is to outline global performance, and to quantitatively evaluate the current research field hot spots, and the future trends about the Lancang‐Mekong River (LMR). Bibliometric methods are used to analyze 3,924 records retrieved from the collection of the Web of Science Core (WoS). The performance of publications, categories, countries, institutes, research hot spots and trends is analyzed in this study by applying CiteSpace and VOSviewer tools. The results revealed that publications about the LMR field have been increasing rapidly since the beginning of the 21st century. The research pertaining to LMR is mainly in the fields of environmental sciences & ecology, water resources, geology, engineering and agriculture. Vietnam, The People's Republic of China, The United States of America, Japan and Thailand get higher rankings in paper output, and Can Tho University, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing Normal University and the University of Tokyo achieve a high ranking on LMR research. In addition, further studies in research frontiers have revealed that health, security, climate change and international waters will become the new and popular directions and trends in the LMR research.

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“…Li et al used the Nash equilibrium as a suitable method for controlling misuses of resources to resolve conflicts arising from disputes over surface water distribution along river banks. 25 Using simulation models is one of the solutions to manage water allocation among stakeholders. A water evaluation and planning (WEAP) system is a management tool for water resource management which was originally developed at the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) in 1988.…”

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Resolving water allocation conflicts using WEAP simulation model and non-cooperative game theory

2019

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Disparity in water supply and demand often leads to conflicts among users over water resources in basins. Game theory is a new tool recently employed for resolving such conflicts. The present study uses non-cooperative games to resolve the conflicts in the Zayandehroud basin. The games are simulated between two stakeholders by the graph model conflict resolution (GMCR) method as one of the non-cooperative methods. The stakeholders are Isfahan Regional Water Company (IRWC) and Agriculture-Jahad Organization (AJO). Stakeholders can execute some strategies competitively, which include A: developing farming lands, B: improving irrigation efficiency, C: controlling withdrawals from aquifers, and D: selling water to the industrial sector. A and B are executed by AJO and C and D are executed by IRWC. The sustainable water allocation scenarios are obtained by GMCR and employed in a water evaluation and planning simulation model to supply consumers’ water demand. The best sustainable scenario selected based on GMCR concepts requires irrigation efficiency of agricultural lands to be improved in order to achieve a demand meeting index of 90% and, in contrast, there will be not control on water withdrawal from aquifers.

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Generalized Uncooperative Planar Game Theory Model for Water Distribution in Transboundary Rivers

Cited by 12 publications

References 13 publications

Regulation aspects of development and the use of energy resources in the transboundary zones by international business

Regulation aspects of development and the use of energy resources in the transboundary zones by international business

Emerging trends and new developments in Lancang‐Mekong River: A bibliometric visualization analysis

Resolving water allocation conflicts using WEAP simulation model and non-cooperative game theory

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