Contents

Foreword

Preface: A Full and Productive Life

Notes on Contributors

Part 1 Early Years: Building a Foundation in Theory and Practice

Part 1 Introduction

The Clock Stopped Too Soon: A Tribute to David J.H. Phillips (1952–2014)

Chapter 1 Early Work: Marine Biology and Pollution

Excerpt 1.1

Trace Metals, Organochlorines and Hydrocarbons in Port Phillip Bay, Victoria: A Historical Review

Excerpt 1.2

Quantitative Aquatic Biological Indicators: Their Use to Monitor Trace Metal and Organochlorine Pollution

Essay 1.1: Rob Jordan

Context and Interaction with Dave Phillips 1978 to 1987

Excerpt 1.3

Metabolic pathways involving arsenic in marine organisms: A unifying hypothesis

Chapter 2 San Francisco Years: Developing the Dave Phillips Approach

Essay 2.1: Jay Davis

Dave Phillips in San Francisco

Excerpt 2.1

Toxic Contaminants in the San Francisco Bay-Delta and Their Possible Biological Effects

Excerpt 2.2

Chesapeake and San Francisco Bays: A Study in Contrasts and Parallels

Part 2 Mid-Career Efforts: Expanding the Focus

Part 2 Introduction: Stephen C. McCaffrey

Chapter 3 Moving to Free-Lance Consulting Work: Looking for Broader Change

Essay 3.1: Yusaf Samiullah

“Change is constant, The Answer is YES, and Beer is Food!”

Excerpt 3.1

Nile Basin Consultancy: Benefit Sharing in Practice

Essay 3.2: Melvin Woodhouse

Developing EIA legislation in Mauritania

Part 3 Law and Process in Transboundary Waters: Palestine, the Jordan River Basin and Beyond

Part 3 Introduction: John Murray

Chapter 4 A Negotiations Context: Clarifying Palestine’s Water Rights

Essay 4.1: Andrew Kuhn

Unsurpassed Ability, Absolute Commitment and Completely Politically Incorrect

Excerpt 4.1

The Jordan River Basin: 1. Clarification of the Allocations in the Johnston Plan

Essay 4.2: Stephen C. McCaffrey

David Phillips and the Palestinian Case on Water

Excerpt 4.2

The Jordan River Basin: 2. Potential Future Allocations to the Co-riparians

Essay 4.3: Shaddad Attili

The Contribution of David Phillips to the Palestinian Water Sector: Permanent Status Negotiations, Water Sector Reform and the Gaza Water Strategic Plan

Excerpt 4.3

The Jordan River Basin: Potential Initial Routes to a Cooperative Process amongst the Riparians

Essay 4.4: Fuad Bateh

Reflections on Life with Dave Phillips

Chapter 5 Challenges to Water Rights: Uses and Benefits, Dominance and Inequality

Excerpt 5.1

Trans-Boundary Water Cooperation as a Tool for Conflict Prevention and for Broader Benefit-sharing

Essay 5.1: Elizabeth Kistin Keller

A Critique by Itself is Not a Contribution (And Other Lessons from Dave)

Excerpt 5.2

The Jordan River Basin: 3. Options for Satisfying the Current and Future Water Demand of the Five Riparians

Essay 5.2: Mark Zeitoun

Doing like Dave: Challenging Conventional thought on Transboundary Waters

Excerpt 5.3

Power Asymmetry, Hegemony and Inequitable Water Allocations in the Nile River Basin: Can Benefit Sharing Provide a Solution?

Essay 5.3: Anthony Turton

Comparative Diagnostics for Transboundary River Basins: Dave Phillips and Public Domain Data

Chapter 6 The Humanity Factor: Seeking Equity for Palestinians

Essay 6.1: Stephanie Koury

The Unique Dave: a Mentor, Friend, and Visionary

Excerpt 6.1

Gaza Emergency Technical Assistance Programme (GETAP) on Water supply to the Gaza Strip

Essay 6.2: Michael Talhami

Advancing Equity: A Truly Human Aspiration

Essay 6.3: Natasha Carmi

“The Art of the Possible is in My View Always of Relevance”

Part 4 Next Steps: Investing in the Future

Part 4 Introduction: Melvin Woodhouse

Chapter 7 Identifying Linkages to Water: Environment, Mineral Extraction, Energy, Food and More

Excerpt 7.1

Manual on Environmental Issues in Privatisation Indian State of Andhra Pradesh 2002

Essay 7.1: William Morrison and ASI Colleagues

Dr. David Phillips—Donors, Development and the ASI Years

Excerpt 7.2

Quantifying Virtual Water Flows in the 12 Continental Countries of SADC

Essay 7.2: Stephen Boyall

One Year and Two Days

Chapter 8 The Big Picture: Operationalizing the Equitable and Reasonable Standard for All Beneficial Uses

Essay 8.1: J.A. (Tony) Allan

Communicating Major Ideas: Water, Energy and Food

Excerpt 8.1

The TWO Analysis—Introducing a Methodology for the Transboundary Waters Opportunity Analysis

Essay 8.2: Anders Jägerskog

Combining Policy and Field Work in the Pursuit of Equitability and Justice in Water Use

Excerpt 8.2

Background Paper on Transboundary Water Prepared for the Human Development Report 2006

Excerpt 8.3

Writings on QWAF. David J.H. Phillips, Tony Allan and Melvin Woodhouse with narration by Melvin Woodhouse Unpublished papers 2014

Conclusion: The Legacy

Plates

Appendix A Curriculum Vitae: David J.H. Phillips

Appendix B Selected Bibliography of David J.H. Phillips

Index