Articles

OECD’s methods of legitimation and self-authorisation in water governance
Farhad Mukhtarov, Des Gasper, Michael Farrelly, Malte Lüken and Kody Moodley
Water Alternatives 19(1): 1-30                     Abstract | Full Text - PDF

“With water we will wash away the past” - Vanishing promise of redressing water inequalities in post-Apartheid South Africa
Magalie Bourblanc
Water Alternatives 19(1): 31-49                  Abstract | Full Text - PDF

“What will happen to our commons?” Contesting discourses and the future of the wetlands in Guwahati, India
Hilde Nijland, Sumit Vij and Jeroen Warner
Water Alternatives 19(1): 50-66                  Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Who should pay for water services and why? A typology of justifications for non-payment in eThekwini Municipal Area
Catherine Sutherland, Bahle Mazeka, Anthony Odili, Fanele Magwaza, Hayley Leck and Mary Lawhon
Water Alternatives 19(1): 67-85                   Abstract | Full Text - PDF

The people behind the machine: Street-level bureaucrats in the Bắc Hưng Hải irrigation system
Léo Biré, Jean-Philippe Venot and Lý Ngọc Thùy Dương
Water Alternatives 19(1): 86-111                 Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Assemblage insights into groundwater governance and narratives of groundwater 'crisis' in Bandung Basin, Indonesia
Safira Salsabila, Elizabeth MacAfee, Arief D. Sutadian and Anindrya Nastiti
Water Alternatives 19(1): 112-136               Abstract | Full Text - PDF

The river navigating urbanisation: From forest extraction to the new capital city development in East Kalimantan
Vandy Yoga Swara, Kei Otsuki, Michelle Kooy and Femke van Noorloos
Water Alternatives 19(1): 137-157               Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Fluid legalities: Human-fish relations and water governance in Uzbekistan’s Zarafshan River Basin
Frishta Qaderi
Water Alternatives 19(1): 158-179               Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Enhancing resilience or exacerbating inequity? Revisiting irrigation investments in India
Pooja Prasad
Water Alternatives 19(1): 180-201                Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Is collaborative groundwater governance really unfit for purpose in low- and middle-income countries? Evidence from Morocco
Nicolas Faysse, Zhour Bouzidi, Jean-Daniel Rinaudo, Zakia Kchikech, Yvan Caballero, Fatima Zahrae Boubekri and Abdelouahab Nejjari
Water Alternatives 19(1): 202-227                Abstract | Full Text - PDF

 

AWARE: Annual Water Alternatives Review

Currents of water commons research: A review
Sergio Villamayor-Tomas, Paulina Rainiecka and Jampel Dell’Angelo
Water Alternatives 19(2): 228-252                Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Peri-urban water (in)security in India: A review
Vishal Narain
Water Alternatives 19(2): 253-270                Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Institutional plasticity in river basin organizations: A review of 100 years of Spain’s Confederaciones Hidrográficas (1926-2026)
Carles Sanchis-Ibor, Leandro del Moral, Nuria Hernández-Mora and Lucia De Stefano
Water Alternatives 19(2): 271-314                Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Articles

The reconfiguration of hydrosocial territories in rural Uzbekistan: Evidence from Samarkand Province
Madina Gazieva
Water Alternatives 19(2): 315-335                Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Feeding Istanbul: The Melen water transfer project and the anatomy of a silent environmental conflict
Çisem Kirci and Cem Iskender Aydin
Water Alternatives 19(2): 336-361                Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Destabilising waters, uneven adaptation: Shifting hydrosocial relations among agropastoralists in the Tiva River Basin of Kenya
Ruben V. Weesie, Melanie Rohse, Johanna Koehler, Marlies H. Barendrecht, Moses Mwangi and Anne F. van Loon
Water Alternatives 19(2): 362-392                Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Narratives of water disconnection: Navigating institutional tensions in the Netherlands
Samara López-Ruiz, Klaas Schwartz and Gabriela Cuadrado-Quesada
Water Alternatives 19(2): 393-415                Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Older women’s leisurely engagement with water: A ‘wetrospective’
Nicole K. Dalmer, Meridith Griffin, Vera Gallistl and Kim Sawchuk
Water Alternatives 19(2): 416-435                Abstract | Full Text - PDF

Water weaponisation and hydro-coercive negotiation: Rethinking hydropolitics, power, and interdependence in the Syrian conflict (2012-2020)
Ahmed Haj Asaad, Elodie Feijoo Seara and Ieman Hajasaad
Water Alternatives 19(2): 436-456                Abstract | Full Text - PDF