Since the 1980s, scholars have been documenting protest movements against the building
of large hydropower dams. These movements have arisen mainly in communities where …

Over recent decades, hydrosocial scholarship focusing on the plural, often contested
relations of waters and societies has advanced significantly. This article reviews hydrosocial …

In 2010, we formed the Land Deal Politics Initiative to study the rising number of large-scale
land deals taking place around the world. We organised small grant competitions and …

Abstract Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) has been widely adopted as a
norm that promises to increase equality and sustainability of water governance through …

In response to capitalist territorial transformations, humans' predatory subjection of nature,
and worldwide socio-environmental injustices, a diverse set of eco-centric, other-than …

Rivers have attracted increasing attention as politically contested entities. Existing literature
on hydrosocial territories sheds light on how power relations and cultural-political …

How can scholars and practitioners gauge the extent to which environmental justice (EJ) is
present in research and policy? Through synthesizing the interdisciplinary environmental …

The appropriation of water by farmers, land investors, mining operations, hydropower
corporations, or other actors becomes controversial when it targets relatively scarce water …

Abstract In 2016, Colombia's Constitutional Court declared the Atrato River a subject with
rights and named the river's environmental stewards. This article traces how various actors …

At a rhetorical level, the SDGs provide a unified global agenda, and their targets and
indicators are believed to drive action for social and environmental transformation. However …