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Volume 16, Issue S2
November 2014
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ISSN 1366-7017
EISSN 1996-9759
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Why Justice Matters in Water Governance

Research Articles

Why justice matters in water governance: some ideas for a ‘water justice framework’
Marian J. Neal; A. Lukasiewicz; G. J. Syme
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Fairness and justice in Indigenous water allocations: insights from Northern Australia
William Nikolakis; R. Quentin Grafton
View articletitled, Fairness and justice in Indigenous water allocations: insights from Northern Australia
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Hydrologic data as a human right? Equitable access to information as a resource for disaster risk reduction in transboundary river basins
Kelly M. Kibler; Robin K. Biswas; Andrea M. Juarez Lucas
View articletitled, Hydrologic data as a human right? Equitable access to information as a resource for disaster risk reduction in transboundary river basins
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Priority General Authorisations in rights-based water use authorisation in South Africa
Barbara van Koppen; Barbara Schreiner
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Water governance and social justice in São Paulo, Brazil
LaDawn Haglund
View articletitled, Water governance and social justice in São Paulo, Brazil
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Social learning in an environmental justice context: a case study of integrated regional water management
Carolina L. Balazs; Mark Lubell
View articletitled, Social learning in an environmental justice context: a case study of integrated regional water management
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Toxic injustice in the Bangladesh water sector: a social inequities perspective on arsenic contamination
Crelis Rammelt; Zahed Masud; Jan Boes; Fariba Masud
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Scales of justice in water governance: hydropower controversies in Switzerland
F. Schneider; T. Buser; O. Graefe
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Water justice: exploring the social dimensions of new irrigation technologies in northern Victoria, Australia
Brent Collett; Nicola Henry
View articletitled, Water justice: exploring the social dimensions of new irrigation technologies in northern Victoria, Australia
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Transboundary water justice: a combined reading of literature on critical transboundary water interaction and ‘justice’, for analysis and diplomacy
Mark Zeitoun; Jeroen Warner; Naho Mirumachi; Nathanial Matthews; Karis McLaughlin ...
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An agenda for deliberative water governance arenas in the Mekong
John Dore
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