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Int. J. Global Environmental Issues, Vol. 1, Nos. 3/4, The Hungary-Slovakia Danube River dispute: implications for sustainable development and
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Document Date: 2009-02-23 22:02:46

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Equitable / Inderscience Enterprises Ltd. / /

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Europe / /

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Hungary / Zimbabwe / Austria / Slovakia / Scotland / /

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Diplomatic Relations / FDA Phase / /

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Cunovo dam / Dunakiliti dam / University of Dundee / International Court of Justice / Gabcíkovo plant / Nagymaros dam / University of Miskolc / Danube-Main-Rhine canal / /

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law principles / law concepts / irrigation systems / electric energy / provisional solution / on treaty law / energy production / water law / electricity / law principle / electricity production / treaty law / environmental law / /

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North sea / Hungary-Slovakia Danube River / Danube River / Danube lowlands / Danube / Black sea / Hungary-Slovak Danube river / /

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International Court of Justice / Non-Governmental Environmental Organization / Ministry of Justice / Danube Movement / Consultative Board / Hungarian Academy of Sciences / International Law Commission / Centre for Energy / Petroleum and Mineral Law / International Court / University of Miskolc in Hungary / UN Court / Hungarian Government / European Council / Danube Commission / Hungarian Parliament / University of Dundee / /

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Bukhosi Fuyane / Koroma / Weeramanty / Ferenc Madai / /

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Czechoslovakia / /

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