Seminar 3, Politics, Institutions and Participation

Speakers and Papers

Briefing Paper for Seminar Number 3 (PDF)

Name	Home Institution	Paper/Presentation Title
Alex Bolding and Flip Wester	IWF, Wageningen University	Three waves of river basin development and management: the might and myth of the TVA. (PDF)
Alejandra Moreyra and Kai Wegerich, IWE	IWE	Multi-Stakeholder Platforms as problems of eating out. The case of Cerro Chapelco in Patagonia, Argentina (PDF).
Conrade Zawe	IWE	Fast tracking participation: The political dimensions of the application of two irrigated farms in Makonde district, Zimbabwe. (PDF)
Emanuele Lobina and David Hall, PSIRU	University of Greenwich	The potential of public water. (PDF)
John Butterworth (presenting for Patrick Moriarty) Catarina Fonseca, Stef Smits and Ton Schouten	IRC	Learning Alliances for scaling up innovative approaches in the Water and Sanitation sector. (PDF)
Terry Cannon	University of Greenwich	Who controls water? Systems of power and the abuse of nature and people. (PDF)
Rhodante Ahlers	Cornell University	Fixing and nixing: the politics of water privatization. (PDF).
Rutgerd Boelens and Margreet Zwarteveen	IWE	Anomalous water rights and the politics of normalization. (PDF)
Juana Vera	IWE	Discourses and gender/ethnic identities for protecting water security in the Andes of Peru (PDF).
Peter Mollinga	ZEF	The water resources policy process in India: Centralisation, polarisation and new demands on governance (PDF).
Danielle Hirsh	Both Ends	Scaling up local water management strategies: Reversing the subsidiarity principle (PDF).
Peter Newborne	Water Policy Programme, Overseas Development Institute (ODI)	Water rights and land rights: What's cooking? (PDF)
Frances Cleaver and Tom Franks	Bradford Centre for International Development, University of Bradford	Water governance and poverty: What works for the poor? (PDF)

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