Acknowledgements and Dedication
List of Figures, List of Illustrations and Tables
Preface by Jonathan Walters
Foreword by Philip B. Smith
Project Jonah by Brendon Gooneratne
The Nauru Case and Sustainable Development by Antony
Anghie
Excerpts from the Separate Opinion of Vice President
Christopher Weeramantry of the International Court of
Justice, The Hague, in the Gabcikovo-Nagymaros case
Introduction
1. Eppawala - Heart of the Ancient water and soil conservation
ecosystems of Rajarata
2. Appropriate technology for developing the Eppawala
phosphate rock deposit
3. The Technology of Development and the Underdevelopment
of Technology
4. The Conventional Wisdom and the Counter Culture of
Alternative Development
5. Proposal to mine the Eppawala deposit to exhaustionin
30 years
6. Technical, Economic and Political perspectives for
and against the proposal
7. Ecosystems and Cultural Heritage perspectives against
the proposal
8. 1998 UNESCO/World Bank meeting on Culture in Sustainable
Development
9. World Commission on Dams
10. The Conventional Wisdom as a Cause of Conflict over
water
11. Eppawala and Nauru: Comparison and Contrast
12. Conclusion - Americans Share the Anguish of Eppawala
POSTSCRIPT
ANNEX - Draft World Heritage Convention Application
to UNESCO
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Eppawala
- Destruction of Cultural Heritage