This article reviews and contrasts two approaches that water security researchers employ to
advance understanding of the complexity of water-society policy challenges. A prevailing …

Water scarcity affects 1–2 billion people globally, most of whom live in drylands. Under
projected climate change, millions more people will be living under conditions of severe …

Water security has emerged as a leading framework for water governance that integrates
socio-politico-economic and physical attributes and is readily operationalized. Yet, in …

From the “water-centric” perspective that is common within the world's large and diverse
water community, water is of central importance, and improving water governance is self …

This study analyzes securitized discourses and counter narratives that surround the COVID-
19 pandemic. Controversial cases of security related political communication, salient media …

With the increasing shortage of water resources, people are seeking more innovative ways
to collect fog to meet the growing need for production and the demand for livelihood. It has …

In the United States today, there is growing concern over what is being referred to as a'water
crisis', but which is, in fact, a crisis of equity in water access. This concern has been …

Water reuse is considered a technologically viable option to meet the increasing demands of
the domestic, industrial and agricultural sectors. Alongside challenges such as …

Highlights•WS and AC are connected, especially in the face of future threats to
water.•Combinations of capacities may be necessary to foster water security and avert water …

Engineering, economic, social sciences, geophysical, and integrated modeling studies have
approached the assessment of water security in Central Asia (CA) in distinct ways. Different …