Special issue: Parsing the politics of singular and multiple waters
Guest Editors: Lindsay Vogt and Casey Walsh
Parsing the politics of singular and multiple waters
Lindsay Vogt and Casey Walsh
Water Alternatives 14(1): 1-11 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Incarnating water in Central Asia: Hydro-relations along a transboundary river
Jeanne Féaux de la Croix
Water Alternatives 14(1): 12-31 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Jamaican river waters: Collapsing time and the politics of rural life-making
Anne M. Galvin
Water Alternatives 14(1): 32-46 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Waters, water and the hydrosocial politics of bathing in Mexico City, 1850-1920
Casey Walsh
Water Alternatives 14(1): 47-59 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Examining the cracks in universal water coverage: Women document the burdens of household water insecurity
Lucero Radonic and Cara Jacob
Water Alternatives 14(1): 60-78 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Implicit or illicit? Self-made infrastructure, household waters, and the materiality of belonging in Cape Town
Angela Storey
Water Alternatives 14(1): 79-96 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Water, modern and multiple: Enriching the idea of water through enumeration amidst a water crisis in Bengaluru
Lindsay Vogt
Water Alternatives 14(1): 97-116 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Articles
Public banks + Public water = SDG 6?
David A. McDonald, Thomas Marois and Susan Spronk
Water Alternatives 14(1): 117-134 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Damming Rainy Lake and the ongoing production of hydro-colonialism in the US-Canadian boundary waters
Johann Strube and Kimberley Anh Thomas
Water Alternatives 14(1): 135-157 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
The impact of pro-poor reforms on consumers and the water utility in Maputo, Mozambique
Valentina Zuin and Maika Nicholson
Water Alternatives 14(1): 158-185 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Cities with mosquitoes: A political ecology of Aedes aegypti’s habitats
Angela Bayona-Valderrama, Tatiana Acevedo-Guerrero and Cláudio Artur
Water Alternatives 14(1): 186-203 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Modern and nonmodern waters: Sociotechnical controversies, successful anti-dam movements and water ontologies
Silvia Flaminio
Water Alternatives 14(1): 204-227 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
The landing of parachuted technology: Appropriation of centralised drip irrigation systems by irrigation communities in the region of Valencia (Spain)
Noemí Poblador, Carles Sanchis-Ibor and Marcel Kuper
Water Alternatives 14(1): 228-247 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
More sustainable systems through consolidation? The changing landscape of rural drinking water service delivery in Uganda
Angela Huston, Susan Gaskin, Patrick Moriarty and Martin Watsisi
Water Alternatives 14(1): 248-270 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Municipal failure, unequal access and conflicts over water – A hydro-social perspective on water insecurity of rural households in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Karen Lebek, Michèle Twomey and Tobias Krueger
Water Alternatives 14(1): 271-292 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Co-producing drinking water in rural Ethiopia: Governmentality in the name of community management
Linda Annala
Water Alternatives 14(1): 293-314 Abstract | Full Text - PDF
Responses
Why we need both the large and the small stories. Response to Under the historian’s radar: Local water supply practices in Nairobi by J.A. Akallah and M. Hård.
David Nilsson
Water Alternatives 14(1): 315-318 Full Text - PDF