| 英文摘要 |
The uncertainty, created by state ownership of water resource being a public power or a private right, has caused confusion for state to act as an owner to dispose his property, or act as an administrator to manage the resource. The growing complexity of water issues shows that the ownership problem of water resource cannot be solved either by public-power model or private- right pattern. Therefore, it is imperative to identify the legal nature of the state ownership in order to realize the economic, social and eco- environmental benefits of water resource. This article tries to analyze the ownership from the perspective of coordination between public power and private right Public power and private right do not oppose completely. The multiple attributes of water resource decide that they are coordinated, collaborated and complemented on subject, object, interest, and legal basis of the state ownership. |
