Why we need both the large and the small stories. Response to Under the historian's radar: Local water supply practices in Nairobi.
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Co-Producing Drinking Water in Rural Ethiopia: Governmentality in the Name of Community Management.
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Municipal Failure, Unequal Access and Conflicts Over Water: A Hydrosocial Perspective on Water Insecurity of Rural Households in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
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More Sustainable Systems Through Consolidation? The Changing Landscape of Rural Drinking Water Service Delivery in Uganda.
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The Landing of Parachuted Technology: Appropriation of Centralised Drip Irrigation Systems by Irrigation Communities in the Region of Valencia (Spain).
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Modern and Nonmodern Waters: Sociotechnical Controversies, Successful Anti-Dam Movements and Water Ontologies.
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Cities with Mosquitoes: A Political Ecology of Aedes Aegypti's Habitats.
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The Impact of Pro-Poor Reforms on Consumers and the Water Utility in Maputo, Mozambique.
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Damming Rainy Lake and the Ongoing Production of Hydrocolonialism in the US-Canada Boundary Waters.
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Public Banks + Public Water = SDG 6?
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Water, Modern and Multiple: Enriching the Idea of Water Through Enumeration Amidst Water Scarcity in Bengaluru.
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Implicit or Illicit? Self-Made Infrastructure, Household Waters, and the Materiality of Belonging in Cape Town.
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Examining the Cracks in Universal Water Coverage: Women Document the Burdens of Household Water Insecurity.
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Waters, Water and the Hydrosocial Politics of Bathing in Mexico City, 1850-1920.
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Jamaican River Waters: Collapsing Time and the Politics of Rural Life-Making.
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Incarnating Water in Central Asia: Hydro-Relations Along a Transboundary River.
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Parsing the Politics of Singular and Multiple Waters.
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