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Water Governance and Infrastructure
This cluster of papers explores the intricate politics, poetics, and governance of water infrastructure, delving into issues such as water privatization, urban political ecology, neoliberalism's impact on nature, water justice, and the hydrosocial cycle. It examines the complexities of resource geographies, logistics in water supply, and the socio-environmental implications of infrastructure governance.
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Hydrosocial CycleWater PrivatizationUrban Political EcologyInfrastructure GovernanceWater JusticeNeoliberalism and NatureResource GeographiesHydro-Social AnalysisLogistics and Water SupplyEnvironmental Governance
