A water has two-pronged nature - both as a basic human right, I agree with your idea, and as economic resource with its own cost and value. And to resolve some knots as, for example, international regulations for trans-boundary water resources, we should take into account both aspects of water. If we see only transcendenteal properties of the water it cause some inextricable conflict, like contoversies on Big Ethiopean Dam. Оnly turning this discourse into economical field rather then operation with sacral values opens some perspectives for peaceful conflict mitigation.
Published by Nizamatdin Mamutov, Senior Lecturer at Karakalpak State University
A water has two-pronged nature - both as a basic human right, I agree with your idea, and as economic resource with its own cost and value.
And to resolve some knots as, for example, international regulations for trans-boundary water resources, we should take into account both aspects of water. If we see only transcendenteal properties of the water it cause some inextricable conflict, like contoversies on Big Ethiopean Dam. Оnly turning this discourse into economical field rather then operation with sacral values opens some perspectives for peaceful conflict mitigation.