This article draws on scholarship in Southern theory to 'world'the study of water's
urbanization. This means complicating scholarship by widening the focus beyond the …

The inclusion of packaged drinking water (PDW) as a potentially improved source of safe
drinking water under Goal 6.1 of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) reflects its …

The notion of a universal right to water offers an interesting paradox because of its uneven
and often inequitable global availability and wide-ranging variability in distribution and …

Today, more than sixty per cent of the global bottled water manufacturing takes place in the
countries of the global south. Despite being a low-tech sector, the industry is heavily …

The paper engages with the water economies of Bodh Gaya, a small but prominent Buddhist
town located in Bihar, India. We analysed the water economies using the neo-Polanyian …

Critical water scholarship has acquired a sustained interest in the quantification of water
flows to further agendas of control and commodification. However, these numerical politics …

Drinking water quality has drawn enormous attention from scientific communities, the
industrial sector, and the common public in several countries during the last couple of …

Recent scholarship on technological path dependence has questioned the credibility of
many previous studies for basing their analyses on cases settled in the past. Such cases …

The paper describes the emergence of multiple economies of water in India's capital Delhi,
using a neo-Polanyian approach of instituted economic process. It analyses the systems of …

Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and scientific controversies are often the common
denominators in most of the cases that have significantly shaped science and society …