Negotiating Water Governance: Why the Politics of Scale Matter
Negotiating Water Governance: Why the Politics of Scale Matter
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2015-03
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E. Norman;Christina Cook
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Contents: Foreword: rethinking the watershed: mobilizing multiscalar water politics for the twenty-first century, Karen Bakker Introduction: why the politics of scale matter in the governance of water, Emma S. Norman, Christina Cook and Alice Cohen. Part I Examining Scalar Assumptions: Unpacking the Watershed: Introduction to Part I, Francois Molle Nature's scales? Watersheds as a link between water governance and the politics of scale, Alice Cohen A genealogy of the basin: scalar politics and identity in the Mekong river basin, Chris Sneddon and Coleen Fox River basins versus politics? Interactions, patterns and consequences, Eve Vogel The politics of scale framing, ambiguity and uncertainty: flood interventions in the Netherlands, Jeroen Warner, Philippus Wester, Martinus Vink and Art Dewulf Dynamics towards domestic territorialization of water governance in the EU: the case of Southern Spain, Andreas Thiel. Part II Beyond the Watershed: Rescaling Decision-Making: Introduction to Part II, Tom Perreault Getting to multi-scalar: an historical review of water governance in Ontario, Canada, Christina Cook Beyond the local state as 'container': scale, positionality and water supply reform, Kathryn Furlong Techno-nature and scaling water governance in South Texas, Wendy Jepson and Christian Brannstrom The creation of scaled water rights in New Mexico, USA, Eric P. Perramond Politics, scale, and the EU Water Framework Directive, Corey Johnson. Part III Scalar Politics, Networks and Power in Water Governance: Introduction to Part III, Leila M. Harris The expansion of mining and changing waterscapes in the southern Peruvian Andes, Jessica Budds Community-led total sanitation and the politics of scaling up, Lyla Mehta Hydrosocial governance and agricultural development in semi-arid Northwest China, Afton Clarke-Sather Performing modernity: the scalar politics of irrigation development in Nepal, Margreet Zwarteveen and Janwillem Liebrand Indigenous space, scalar politics and water governance in the Salish sea basin, Emma S. Norman Conclusion: negotiating water governance, Christina Cook, Alice Cohen and Emma S. Norman. Index.