Oliver Hensengerth Boeken

Focusing on the Greater Mekong Subregion, this book examines the dynamics of collaboration within the framework of 'new regionalism' and growth triangles in Northeast and Southeast Asia. It delves into inter-state cooperation and highlights the significant contributions of subnational entities, such as provincial and local governments, alongside transnational actors like NGOs and firms, in fostering and sustaining regional development and integration.

This study examins existing dams on the Rivers Senegal, Columbia, Orange-Senqu, Nile and Zambezi and explores the benefit-sharing mechanisms used by undertaking an extensive review of the literature

"The present study of the Bui Dam, Ghana ... investigates the role Chinese construction companies play in hydropower investment. It focuses on the collaboration between Sinohydro and China Exim Bank and Ghana{u2019}s government departments and regulatory bodies during planning and implementation in order to identify the processes over which the Ghanaian government retains control, the areas of responsibility delegated to the company and the mechanisms for ensuring the its compliance with national legislation and international standards"--Foreword