Research Article
Transboundary Water Resources Conflict Analysis Using Graph Model for Conflict Resolution: A Case Study—Harirud River
Table 2
DMs and options in the Harirud river conflict.
| | Decision maker | Option | Current situation |
| | Iran | (1) Giving up the water rights from the Harirud river | N | | (2) Applying military, economic, and political pressure to obtain the intended water rights from the Harirud river | Y | | (3) Providing incentives for Afghanistan to encourage this country to cooperate and conclude a water treaty | Y |
| | Afghanistan | (1) Unilateral utilization and the continuous increase of its water rights from the Harirud river | Y | | (2) Water cooperation and concluding a treaty dividing the Harirud river water rights | N |
| | Turkmenistan | (1) Giving up the water rights from the Harirud river | N | | (2) Applying military, economic, and political pressure to obtain the intended water rights from the Harirud river | N | | (3) Providing incentives for Afghanistan to encourage this country to cooperate and conclude a water treaty | Y |
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