In this study, we review the ways in which water has recently been conceptualized by both
natural and social scientists as either hydro‐social or socio‐hydrological. We do this in order …

Water governance research is confronted with a messy world that is difficult to make sense
of. Mainstream policy approaches tend to simplify and standardise this messiness in ways …

Dam development in southeastern Turkey is a highly-disputed issue, fanned by the Turkish–
Kurdish conflict, socio-environmental and historical–cultural concerns, and international …

The purpose of this article is to begin a discussion of how Indigenous ontologies and
practices might be brought to bear on water policy and management in Europe. Such a …

This paper explores how social networks and bonds within and across organisations shape
disaster operations and strategies. Local government disaster training exercises serve as a …

In this paper, we explore the practices and spaces of mobile phone charging in The Gambia
and Sierra Leone through the lens of 'electricity scarcity'as a means to conceptualise …

The use of desalination has been increasing in recent years. Although this is not a new
technology, its use often proceeds within ill-defined and ambiguous legal, institutional …

Abstract Within the Southeast Asian context, urban megaprojects are often delivered in
aquatic or semi-aquatic contexts, transforming local hydrological systems used for …

The advance of electromobility has boosted global demand and interest in lithium. The
consequent expansion of lithium mining puts the sustainability of Chile's Andean salt flats at …

The revealing and concealing features of the metaphor 'earth as Anthropocene'are explored
in an inquiry that asks: In the Anthropocene what possible futures emerge for systems …