This paper analyzes recent developments in urban marginality along Mexico's northern
border. The northern border in the last two decades has undergone a significant economic …

Whilst the drivers for public participation in water resources management have been firmly
established by the Water Framework Directive, guidance on the design, implementation and …

Greater cross-border integration is reflected in US-Mexico border-related economic
research. Some of the areas in which substantial work is being done include population …

In the last three decades, Mexican water management policy has been reformed to include
the participation of social actors in the decision-making process. Nonetheless, water …

Waterborne disease is estimated to cause about 10% of all diseases worldwide. However,
related risk perceptions are not well understood, particularly in the developing world where …

The paper focuses on analyzing the legal framework for land use planning in the United
States and Mexico. According to Herzog (2000), land use planning is the “glue that ties …

Water security in the Cirebon Metropolitan Region (CMR) is under threat from regular flood
and drought events, rapid urbanisation and climate change. This study used the Guttman's …

Reforms in the water supply and sanitation sector in Uganda and Zambia have appeared to
favour increasing the scale of operations of the utilities. By elaborating on these cases, this …

The study of environmental politics and policy on the US-Mexican border is barely more than
30 years old. This interdisciplinary field has grown substantially since the 1970s, however …

En las últimas tres décadas, la política de la gestión del agua en México se ha reformado
para incluir la participación de los actores sociales en el proceso de toma de decisiones. No …