Volume 12 | Issue 2
June 2019
Special Themed Section: Remunicipalization: The future of water services?
Guest Editors: David A McDonald and Erik Swyngedouw
The new water wars: Struggles for remunicipalization
David A McDonald and Erik Swyngedouw
Legal barriers to remunicipalisation? Trade agreements and investor–state investment protection in water services
Britta Kynast
Will the Empire strike back? Powerbrokers and remunicipalisation in the water sector
David A McDonald
The deadlock of metropolitan water remunicipalisation in Barcelona
Hug March, Mar Grau-Satorras, David Saurí and Erik Swyngedouw
Which way will the winds blow? Post-privatisation water struggles in Sofia, Bulgaria
Georgi Medarov and David A McDonald
Special Themed Section: Moving beyond the commodity/commons dichotomy: The socio-political complexity of Peru’s water crisis
Guest Editors: Karsten Paerregaard and Astrid Oberborbeck Andersen
Moving beyond the commodity/commons dichotomy: The socio-political complexity of Peru’s water crisis
Karsten Paerregaard and Astrid Oberborbeck Andersen
Assembling commons and commodities: The Peruvian water law from ideology to implementation
Astrid Oberborbeck Andersen
Watershed protection: Participation amidst power relation asymmetries in the southern Andes
Abby Lindsay and Julio F. Alegría
Managing a mega project: Experts and the commodification of water infrastructures in Peru
Susann Ullberg
Formalization of water use and conditional ownership in Colca Valley, Peru
Astrid Stensrud
How to value water: Commoning and commodifying water in Yanque, Peru
Malene Brandshaug
Articles
"Designing institutions for watershed management: A case study of the Urmia Lake Restoration National Committee (ULRNC)"
Jalil Salimi, Reza Maknoon and Sander Meijerink
The multilevel governance of drinking water in French Polynesia: Understanding the discrepancy between the law and local practices. The case of the Tuamotu Archipelago
Klervi Fustec
India’s development cooperation in Bhutan’s hydropower sector: Trends, concerns, and public perception
Udisha Saklani and Cecilia Tortajada
Policy discretion, adaptation pressure and reloading implementation experiences in EU water governance: The case of the Netherlands
Marjolein C.J. van Eerd, Mark A. Wiering and Carel Dieperink
Hybrid constellations of water access in the digital age: the case of Jisomee Mita in Soweto-Kayole, Nairobi
Prince K. Guma, Jochen Monstadt and Sophie Schramm
Querying water co-governance: Yukon first nations and water governance in the context of modern land claim agreements
Nicole J. Wilson
Grounded and global: Water infrastructures development and policy in the Ayeyarwady Delta, Myanmar
Benoit Ivars and Jean-Philippe Venot
Beyond the river: Elite perceptions and regional cooperation in the Eastern Nile
Rawia Tawfik
Towards a broader conceptualization of water conservation: Contributions from a mixed-method analysis of a rainwater harvesting program in the desert Southwest
Lucero Radonic
Volume 12 | Issue 3
October 2019
Special Themed Section: Cultural Political Economy for critical water studies: Strengths and limitations
Guest Editor: Peter P. Mollinga
Cultural political economy of irrigation management in northeastern Ethiopia: The case of the Kobo-Girana Valley Development Programme
Million Gebreyes and Detlef Müller-Mahn
Reform and regression: Discourses of water reallocation in Mpumalanga, South Africa
Rebecca Peters and Philip Woodhouse
Note: Final titles and authorship might slightly differ. In case of delayed resubmission by contributors, articles might also only be published in the following issue.