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List of Figures | |
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List of Maps | |
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Preface to the Revised Edition | |
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The Aboriginal Waterscape: Manipulation and Near Harmony | |
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The Waterscape | |
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Waterways and Lifeways | |
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Agriculture and Cultural Patterns | |
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Symbiosis and Community | |
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Hispanic Patterns: Community and Authority | |
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"Apportion Water Justly and Fairly" | |
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Lessons in Survival | |
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Misjudgments | |
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Royal Authority and Community Rights | |
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Community Obligations | |
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Community Rights and Private Rights | |
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When Rights Collide: Bien Procumunal | |
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The Darker Side | |
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The American Takeover: Laissez-Faire, Localism, and Monopoly | |
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American Political Culture | |
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"First in Time, First in Right" | |
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Hydraulicking and Environmental Destruction | |
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The Politics of Flood Control | |
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Riparian Rights | |
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Monopoly and a Clash of Rights | |
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Lux v. Haggin and the California Doctrine | |
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The Irrigation District and the Persistence of Monopoly | |
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Localism and the Search for Alternatives | |
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The Rainmakers | |
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The Progressive Impulse: From Laissez-Faire to Centralized Planning | |
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Toward the Reclamation Act | |
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Urban Imperialism: A Tale of Two Cities | |
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Los Angeles: From Hispanic Village to American City | |
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Legerdemain and the Pueblo Water Right | |
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Girding for Expansion: Municipal Control | |
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The Owens Valley Caper | |
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An Aqueduct for the Future | |
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The San Fernando Valley: Insider Information for Private Gain | |
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Los Angeles's Water Colonies | |
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The Tragedy and Legacy of the Expert: William Mulholland | |
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San Francisco: Instant City with an Instant Water Problem | |
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Hetch Hetchy Predicaments: The Federal Government and Boss Ruef | |
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Hetch Hetchy Embattled | |
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Toward a Utilitarian Triumph | |
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The Ironies of Victory | |
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A Comparison of Two Cities | |
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Hydraulic Society Triumphant: The Great Projects | |
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The Boulder Canyon Project | |
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The Imperial Valley Impulse | |
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The Colorado River Compact | |
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New Players and New Battles | |
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Compromises and Enactment | |
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The Imperial Valley and the Betrayal of Reclamation Law | |
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New Water and Accelerated Urbanization | |
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The Central Valley Project | |
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Progressive Era Promise and Disappointment | |
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Toward a State Plan | |
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American Political Culture and the Central Valley Project | |
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From State to Federal Project | |
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A Project at Last | |
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The Battle over Acreage Limitation | |
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"Technical Compliance": A Bipartisan Legacy | |
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Public versus Private Power | |
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The State Water Project | |
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A State Plan | |
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Fragmentation, Compromise, and Confusion | |
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New Water, Growth, and Inequities | |
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Hydraulic Society on the Defensive | |
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Arizona v. California | |
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The Environmental Movement | |
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The Peripheral Canal Fight: Round One | |
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The Peripheral Canal Fight: Round Two | |
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The Pueblo Water Right Challenged | |
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Mono Lake and the Public Trust Doctrine | |
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Owens Valley War: Renewed and Cooled But Not Over | |
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The Fight for the Right to Instream Use | |
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An Increasingly Vulnerable Southland | |
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Water Policy at a Crossroads | |
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Tradition versus Reform: The Fate of the Stanislaus River | |
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New and Old Challenges to Dams and Levees | |
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Dams at Risk | |
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The Impermanence of Dams: Earthquakes, Silt, Neglect, and Flawed Planning | |
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Los Angeles: A Vexing Lesson in Dams, Levees, Floods, and Public Policy | |
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Vulnerable Levees and the Delta | |
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Environmental Crisis: Bay, Delta, and CALFED | |
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Environmental Crisis: Central Valley | |
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Environmental Crisis: Southern California | |
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Subsidized Agriculture and Social Inequity | |
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Water Marketing: Hope, Threat, and Challenge | |
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The Imperial Valley, MWD, and the Market | |
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The Imperial Valley, MWD, San Diego, and the Market | |
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The Wheeling-Rate War: MWD and San Diego | |
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The Governor Intercedes | |
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One War Down, Another to Go | |
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The Central Valley Project, "Reform," and the Market | |
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MWD, the San Joaquin Valley, and the Market | |
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The Quest for Security and Equity | |
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Open Spaces and Farmland: Going, Going,... | |
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A Confusion of Laws | |
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Chaotic Management | |
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Calls for Reform, Fanciful and Otherwise | |
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Reflections | |
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Notes | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |