Transboundary water management in the Sixaola basin, shared by Costa Rica and Panama,
has historically involved significant contributions from third parties. This study investigates …

We make sense of the world around us through mental knowledge structures called 'frames'.
Frames, and the metaphors that help to form and maintain them, can be studied through …

Discourses can constitute a useful analytical tool for hydropolitics. By looking at discourses,
ie the ideas and concepts we produce, reproduce, and transform into a particular bundle of …

The Sixaola basin spans the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica and Panama, covering an area
of 2839.6 km2. Originating in the mountains of the Talamanca canton, it ultimately flows into …

We make sense of the world around us through mental knowledge structures called 'frames'.
Frames, and the metaphors that help to form and maintain them, can be studied through …