The potential impacts of Global Climate Change (GCC) in zones where water is scarce, such
as along the US–Mexico border is, and will continue to be, a key concern for the future …

Governing and managing the allocation and use of freshwater has always been a complex
and fraught undertaking. The challenges to effective and equitable management have been …

The water resources research and practice community excels at the development of
innovative and varied ideas and blueprints to replace existing flawed water management …

The spatial and human dimensions of climate change are brought into relief at international
borders where climate change poses particular challenges. This article explores “double …

This paper explores the geopolitical overlay that is sha** dynamic hydropolitical
interactions of the Harirud River Basin, which is a basin that spans Afghanistan, Iran and …

The soon‐to‐be completed Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), which will be the
largest hydroelectric power plant and among the largest reservoirs in Africa, has highlighted …

This paper examines the ways in which environmental threats are socially constructed and
the implications of such environmental securitisation. Specifically, the paper focuses on the …

Many countries of the world are suffering from the adverse consequences of water scarcity.
The United Nations has estimated that, by the middle of the present century, about 7 billion …

Climate change will bring about unprecedented economic, social and environmental effects,
which require both the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions and adaptation to its adverse …

The notion of hydrosolidarity has permeated international discourses on water management,
but it has received little comprehensive review. This paper traces the intellectual origins of …