English

1. A) Books
2. Bogdanovic, S. (2000). International Law of Water Resources. Contribution of the ILA, Kluwer Law, London.
3. Bulloch, J. & Darwish, A. (1991). .Water Wars: Coming Conflicts in the Middle East. Victor Gallanz, London.
4. Dupont, A. & Pearman, G. (2006). .heating up the Planet: Climate Change and Security. Lowry Institute
5. Philips, D., Daoudy, M., McCaffrey, S., Ojendal J & Turton, A. (2006). Transboundary Water Cooperation as a Tool for Conflict Prevention and for Broader Benefit. Sharing, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sweden, Stockholm
6. Schmitt, M. (2017). NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence, on the International Law Applicable to Cyber Operations. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

1. B) Articles
2. Z. (2016). Challenges in the Vulnerability and Risk Analysis of Critical Infrastructures". Reliability Engineering and System Safety, (152), 137-150.
3. Gleick, P & Herberger, M. (2014). Water and Conflict. Events, Trends, and Analysis. Water Brief
4. Hough P. (2015). Fighting over the last drop. Water &water security Middlesex university research. London (3).
5. . Hammer, Jesse H. & Wolf Aaron, T. (1998). Patterns in international water resource treaties: The Transboundary Freshwater Dispute Database. Colorado Journal of International Environmental Law and Policy, (9), 157–177.
6. Homer-Dixon, T. (1994). Environmental Scarcities and Violent Conflict: Evidence from Cases. International Security, 19(1), 6.
7. W, Fowler H.W & Coulson. J (1973). the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary. Oxford: Clarendon Press (I), 1084.
8. Lorenz, F. (2003). The protection of water facilities under international law. A research project sponsored by the international water academy, Oslo, Norway
9. Levy, M. (1995). Time for a Third Wave of Environment and Security Scholarship?. The Environmental Change and Security Project Report, 1, Spring. 44-64
10. Ribeiro, W., Sant’anna. F. M. (2014). Water security and interstate conflict and cooperation.documents d’analisi georafica, (60) 3, 573-596.
11. R. & Maxwell, J.W, (2001). Conflicts and Renewable Resources. the Journal of Conflict and Resolution, 45(6)
12. Starr Joyce, R. (1991). ‘Water wars’, Foreign Policy, (82), 17–36.
13. Sharif, E. (1993). water and Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Information Paper (2), Washington, DC: Center for Policy Analysis on Palestine
14. Sandoz, Y., Swinarski, Ch. & Zimmermann, B. (1987). Commentary on the Additional Protocols of 1977 to the Geneva Conventions of 1949. (ed.), ICRC and Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Geneva, para. 2101, 655.
15. Tignino, M. (2010). Water, international peace, and security. international review of the red cross, (92), 879.
16. Tignino M. (2004). Reflection on legal regime of water during armed conflicts. paper to be presented at fifth pan -European international relations conference (section 31, panel 8) Hague 9-11.
17. Von Lossow Tobias (2016). The Rebirth of Water as a Weapon: IS in Syria and Iraq, The International Spectator, 82, 88.
18. Wolf،Aaron, T. (1998). Conflict and cooperation along international waterways. Water Policy. (1)2, 251-265
19. Wolf Aaron (1999). Criteria for equitable allocation: The Heart of International water conflicts. Natural Resources Forum, 23(1)
20. Wolf, A.T., Kramer, A., Carius, A., & Dabelko D.G. (2005). Managing Water Conflict and Cooperation. State of the World. Redefining Global Security, (32), 80-95.
21. Zemmali, A, (1995). the protection of water in times of armed conflict. International Review of the Red Cross, (308).
22. Zeitoun, M., & Mirumachi Naho (2008). Transboundary water interaction I: reconsidering conflict and in International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics, 8(4), 297–316

1. C) Panels
2. Global high- level panel on water and peace, (2016) “The protection of water during and after armed conflicts”. University of Geneva
3. Water in Armed Conflicts: ‘International Symposium on Water in Armed Conflicts’, Montreux, November 21-23, ICRC News, November 24, 1994, in Marco Sassòli, Antoine de Bouvier

1. D) Documents
2. Additional Protocol I 1977
3. Additional Protocol I (1963), Art. 51(4). ICRC Commentary, above note 34,
4. Berlin Rules 2004
5. Convention on the Law of Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses (21 May 1997) (UN Watercourses Convention),
6. General Comment No. 15, above note 17, § 12(b). World Health Organization, Guidelines for Drinking Water Quality, 4th Edition (2017)
7. Geneva Conventions I-IV (1949)
8. ICRC manual report 2012
9. ICJ (1996), “Legality of the Threat or Use of nuclear weapons”, Advisory Opinion,
10. ICRC statement to the United Nations
11. ICRC Customary IHL Study, above note 31, Rules 7 and 10
12. Nuclear Weapons Advisory Opinion, above note 44
13. Report of the Special Rapporteur on the Human Right to Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation on his Mission to Mongolia. Thirty-ninth Session, 18 July 2018
14. The United Nations World Water Development Report 2019- Prologue, Section 1ii
15. The Hauge Convention (IV), 1907
16. The Lieber Code 1863
17. The Brussels Declaration 1874
18. The Oxford Manual 1880
19. UNICEF, Protecting Children from Unsafe Water in Gaza: Strategy, Action Plan and Project Resources (2011)
20. UK Law of Armed Conflict Manual (2004)

1. E) Sites
2. ila-hq.org
3. naturalresourcecharter.org
4. unhchr.org
5. groundwater.org
6. ila-hq.org

References In Persian:

1. Books
2. Iraghchi, S. A. (2017). Diplomacy of Transboundary Waters and the International System. Tehran: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Publishing (In Persian).
3. Majlesi, M. B. (1983). Bihar al-Anwar. Beirut: Dar Alhaya Institute of Printing and Publishing (In Persian).

1. Articles
2. Kavyani Rad, M. (2011). Processing the Concept of Environmental Security, Relationship between Security and Ecology. Geopolitics Quarterly, 7(3), 80-100 (In Persian).
3. Mashhadi, A. (2020). Protection of Waters in Armed Conflicts from the Perspective of International Humanitarian Law. Water and Wastewater Journal, 31(7), 189-180 (In Persian).
4. Nouri, V., Zamani, S. G, Raei, M., & Abdollahi, M. (2016). Principle of Proportionality in Armed Conflicts in Light of International Criminal Court Documents and Procedures. Criminal Law Principles, Ferdowsi University of Islamic Sciences, (12), 91-115 (In Persian).
5. Rahmani, E., Aghaei, S, D., & Mozafari, S. (2014). Rules Governing the Use of Water Resources in Armed Conflicts. International Organizations Quarterly, 2(6), 151-169 (In Persian).