Special issue: Parsing the politics of singular and multiple waters
Guest Editors: Lindsay Vogt and Casey Walsh
Listen to the introductory podcast featuring 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