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Volume 10 | Issue 3
October 2017
Special issue: Dam removal. Social, cultural and political issues
Guest Editors: Régis Barraud, Chris Sneddon and Marie-Anne Germaine
Dam removal. Social, cultural and political issues
Régis Barraud, Chris Sneddon and Marie-Anne Germaine
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The failure of the largest project to dismantle hydroelectric dams in Europe?
Marie-Anne Germaine and Laurent Lespez
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Science of the dammed: expertise and knowledge claims in contested dam removals
Chris Sneddon, Frank Magilligan and Coleen Fox
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“Fill Mead first”: Collective action in the Colorado River Basin
Laura E. Turley
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How provincial and local discourses aligned against the prospect of dam removal in New Brunswick, Canada, with insights for landscape transitions
Kate Sherren, Thomas Beckley ,Simon Greenland-Smith and Louise Comeau
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Centering fish agency in coastal dam removal and river restoration
Caroline Gottschalk Druschke, Emma Lundberg, Ludovic Drapier, Kristen C. Hychka and Bridie McGreavy
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On the need for system alignment in large water infrastructure. Understanding infrastructure dynamics in Nairobi, Kenya
“They have kidnapped our river”: dam removal conflicts in Catalonia and their relation to ecosystem service perceptions
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Dam(n) safe! Conflicts and debates over the removal of a century old masonry dam in India
C.G. Madhusoodhanana, K.G. Sreejab and T.I. Eldhoc
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Removing dams, constructing science: co-production of un-dammed riverscapes bypolitics, finance, environment, society and technology
ZJ Grabowski, A. Denton, M.A. Rozance, M. Matsler and S. Kidd
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Removing mill weirs in France: the structure and dynamics of an environmental controversy
Régis Barraud
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Beyond mandatory fishways: federal hydropower relicensing, dam removal, and the potential for social-ecological river restoration in the United States
Brian C. Chaffin and Hannah Gosnell
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Competing ideas of ‘natural’ in a dam removal controversy
Dolly Jørgensen
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Dam and weir removal: how critical physical geography can contribute to sociopolitical approaches
Simon Dufour, Anne Julia Rollet, Margot Chapuis, Mireille Provansal and Romain Capanni
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