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May 2022, Volume 38, Issue 3
- 363-387 Water demand management strategies in fast-growing cities. The case of Arequipa, Perú
by Luis Zapana-Churata & Hug March & David Sauri - 388-402 Governing groundwater excess: insights from a failed collaborative process in Delft, the Netherlands
by Gabriela Cuadrado-Quesada & Klaas Schwartz - 403-425 Developing a best-practice model for water and wastewater services in informal urban settlements in Tanzania
by Walter G. Christopher & Cara D. Beal - 426-446 Understanding the challenges governing Malawi’s water, sanitation and hygiene sector
by Emmanuel M. Akpabio & Evance Mwathunga & John S. Rowan - 447-463 Scenario simulation of water resources development and utilization based on a system dynamics model
by Huan Wang & Jiejun Huang & Xuejun Cheng & Han Zhou & Yanbin Yuan - 464-479 Exploring discursive hydropolitics: a conceptual framework and research agenda
by Christian Bréthaut & Fatine Ezbakhe & Melissa McCracken & Aaron Wolf & James Dalton - 480-496 Irrigation development and equity implications: the case of India
by Philip Kuriachen & A. Suresh & K. S. Aditya & P. Venkatesh & Biswajit Sen & Sharath S. Yeligar - 497-517 Willingness of farmers to use treated wastewater for irrigation in the West Bank, Palestine
by Maher Hamdan & Ahmad Abu-Awwad & Maher Abu-Madi - 518-535 Understanding the decision-making structures, roles and actions of village-level water committees in Fiji
by Sarah Nelson & Seye Abimbola & Sangeeta Mangubhai & Aaron Jenkins & Stacy Jupiter & Kelera Naivalu & Vilisi Naivalulevu & Joel Negin - 536-543 Getting the irrigation statistics right
by M. Dinesh Kumar & Meera Sahasranaman & Mahendra Singh Verma & Saurabh Kumar & A. Narayanamoorthy
March 2022, Volume 38, Issue 2
- 193-198 Water security, climate change and COP26
by Cecilia Tortajada & Asit K. Biswas - 199-216 Addressing aquifer overexploitation with desalinated seawater: an economic assessment of alternatives in south-eastern Spain
by Javier Calatrava & Victoriano Martínez-Alvarez & David Martínez-Granados - 217-241 Approaching obsolescence? A multi-criteria analysis of high-risk dams in the United States Pacific Northwest
by Alexander C. Nagel & Thomas Ptak - 242-261 Flood protection by embankments in the Brahmani–Baitarani river basin, India: a risk-based approach
by Marcel Marchand & Ruben Dahm & Joost Buurman & Subbiah Sethurathinam & Chris Sprengers - 262-282 Which farms drill during drought? The influence of farm size and crop type
by Emily Reisman & Luke Macaulay - 283-305 Developing a socio-psychological model explaining farmers’ income diversification in response to groundwater scarcity in Iran
by Seyyed Mahmoud Hashemi & Ann Kinzig & Hallie Eakin & Joshua K. Abbott & Reza Sedaghat - 306-321 Direct delivery of electricity subsidy to farmers in Punjab: will it help conserve groundwater?
by M. Dinesh Kumar & Nitin Bassi & Mahendra Singh Verma - 322-345 Thayer Scudder’s Four Stage Framework, water resources dispossession and appropriation: the Kariba case
by Joshua Matanzima - 346-350 President Biden′s Infrastructure Plan: Does it address needs of water systems in the United States?
by Neil S. Grigg - 351-354 Adequate, resilient and sustainable: how to run a water utility in a pandemic
by Peter Joo Hee Ng - 355-357 Water resources of Italy: protection, use and control
by Tapio S. Katko - 358-361 Singapore International Water Week 2021 takeaways: move over carbon, water & innovative policies need to be priorities, too
by Dawn McGregor - 362-362 Correction
by The Editors
January 2022, Volume 38, Issue 1
- 1-10 Bending towards water justice: pathways for truth, reconciliation, inclusion and transformative actions
by R. Quentin Grafton & Safa Fanaian & Gabriela Sacco & Luis Liberman - 11-29 Law versus justice: the Strategic Aboriginal Water Reserve in the Northern Territory, Australia
by William Nikolakis & R. Quentin Grafton - 30-63 Water colonialism and Indigenous water justice in south-eastern Australia
by Lana D. Hartwig & Sue Jackson & Francis Markham & Natalie Osborne - 64-79 Water and land justice for Indigenous communities in the Lowbidgee Floodplain of the Murray–Darling Basin, Australia
by Rene Woods & Ian Woods & James A. Fitzsimons - 80-107 Perceptions of Tanzanian smallholder irrigators on impact pathways between water equity and socioeconomic inequalities
by A. Manero & S. A. Wheeler - 108-129 Informality and water justice: community perspectives on water issues in Cape Town’s low-income neighbourhoods
by Johan Enqvist & Gina Ziervogel & Luke Metelerkamp & John van Breda & Ntombikayise Dondi & Thabo Lusithi & Apiwe Mdunyelwa & Zinzi Mgwigwi & Mpumelelo Mhlalisi & Siya Myeza & Gciniwe Nomela & Ann October & Welekazi Rangana & Maggie Yalabi - 130-151 Impounded rivers, compounded injustice: contesting the social impacts of hydraulic development in Laos
by David J. H. Blake & Keith Barney - 152-172 Murky waters: the impact of privatizing water use on environmental degradation and the exclusion of local communities in the Caribbean
by Johana Herrera Arango & Juan Antonio Senent-De Frutos & Elías Helo Molina - 173-191 Water justice and Europe’s Right2Water movement
by Jerry van den Berge & Jeroen Vos & Rutgerd Boelens
November 2021, Volume 37, Issue 6
- 907-928 Managing impacts of extreme hydrological events on urban water services: the Australian experience
by James Horne - 929-954 Impacts of climate change on the flow of the transboundary Koshi River, with implications for local irrigation
by Santosh Kaini & Santosh Nepal & Saurav Pradhananga & Ted Gardner & Ashok K. Sharma - 955-975 Water futures along China's Belt and Road Initiative in Central Asia
by Melinda Davies & Nathanial Matthews - 976-995 Water savings from urban infrastructure improvement and wastewater reuse: evidence from Jordan
by Marc Jeuland & Michelle Moffa & Amani Alfarra - 996-1020 Territory in conflict: land dispossession, water grabbing and mobilization for environmental justice in southern Spain
by Ana Prieto López & Bibiana Duarte-Abadía & Rutgerd Boelens - 1021-1026 Cybercrime, cybersecurity and water utilities
by David Lloyd Owen - 1027-1034 Environmental benefits from water reuse combined with managed aquifer recharge in the Flemish dunes (Belgium)
by Emmanuel Van Houtte & Johan Verbauwhede - 1035-1039 Fixing agricultural power tariff without hurting farmers
by M. Dinesh Kumar & A. Narayanamoorthy
September 2021, Volume 37, Issue 5
- 1-1 Correction
by The Editors - 753-757 Future of urban water and wastewater management: views on Singapore International Water Week
by Asit K. Biswas & Cecilia Tortajada - 758-771 Three Gorges Project: benefits and challenges for shipping development in the upper Yangtze River
by Wenjie Li & Dawei Wang & Shengfa Yang & Wei Yang - 772-792 Acceptance of direct potable water reuse for domestic purposes: evidence from southern Spain
by Samara López-Ruiz & Pablo J. Moya-Fernández & Miguel A. García-Rubio & Francisco González-Gómez - 793-818 Modelling water resources for planning irrigation development in drought-prone southern Chile
by Ian McNamara & Alexandra Nauditt & Mauricio Zambrano-Bigiarini & Lars Ribbe & Hamish Hann - 819-840 Small-scale irrigation expansion along the dam-regulated Tekeze River in Northern Ethiopia
by Sofie Annys & Steven Van Passel & Joost Dessein & Tesfaalem Ghebreyohannes & Enyew Adgo & Jan Nyssen - 841-864 Rethinking livelihood resilience after development-induced displacement and resettlement: a case study of Qianping Reservoir
by Yichun Gong & Kaiwen Yao & Ruilian Zhang & Bingwen Liu & Feilong Wang - 865-881 Drivers of profitability and productivity growth in the English and Welsh water industry since privatization
by María Molinos-Senante & Alexandros Maziotis - 882-905 Alternative solutions for long missing streamflow data for sustainable water resources management
by Buket Mesta & O. Burak Akgun & Elcin Kentel
July 2021, Volume 37, Issue 4
- 581-583 Water reuse to address water security
by Cecilia Tortajada - 584-602 Impacts of farming practices on water resources sustainability for arid lands: the case of Abu Dhabi
by Ameena Kulaib Al Tenaiji & Nuhu Braimah & Sgouris Sgouridis - 603-618 Meaningful engagement with Indigenous peoples: a case study of Ontario’s Great Lakes Protection Act
by Jessica Lukawiecki & Rhonda Gagnon & Carly Dokis & Dan Walters & Lewis Molot - 619-639 Improved water management is central to solving the water-energy-food trilemma in Lao PDR
by Matthew McCartney & Jake Brunner - 640-657 Modelling water stress vulnerability in small Andean basins: case study of Campoalegre River basin, Colombia
by Angelica M. Moncada & Marisa Escobar & Angélica Betancourth & Jorge J. Vélez Upegui & Jeannette Zambrano & Luis M. Alzate - 658-675 Governing international regime complexes through multi-level governance mechanisms: lessons from water, forestry and migration policy
by Richa Shivakoti & Michael Howlett & Victor Fernandez & Sreeja Nair - 676-694 Water resources and textile maquilas in Tehuacán
by Antonio Trinidad Requena & Rosa María Soriano-Miras & María Calvo Alba - 695-719 Palestinians and donors playing with fire: 25 years of water projects in the West Bank
by Julie Trottier & Anaïs Rondier & Jeanne Perrier - 720-740 Is three a crowd? River basin institutions and the governance of the Mekong River
by Jessica M. Williams - 741-745 Moving water from last to first in the Middle East peace process
by David B. Brooks & Julie Trottier - 746-752 Universities’ partnership: the role of academic institutions in water cooperation and diplomacy
by Anamika Barua & Rozemarijn ter Horst & Jenniver Sehring & Christian Bréthaut & Lena Salamé & Aaron Wolf & Barbara Janusz Pawletta & Emmanuel Manzungu & Alan Nicol
May 2021, Volume 37, Issue 3
- 359-361 Water as an engine for regional development
by Asit K. Biswas - 362-366 Hydropower as a catalyst for regional cooperation in South Asia
by Cecilia Tortajada & David J. Molden - 367-391 The role of hydropower in South Asia’s energy future
by Ramesh Ananda Vaidya & David James Molden & Arun Bhakta Shrestha & Nisha Wagle & Cecilia Tortajada - 392-410 Regional electricity trade for hydropower development in South Asia
by Govinda R. Timilsina - 411-423 The political economy of electricity trade and hydropower development in eastern South Asia
by Aditya Valiathan Pillai & Sagar Prasai - 424-438 Water and hydropower cooperation in BBIN countries: policies and way forward
by V. P. Haran - 439-465 Electricity trade and cooperation in the BBIN region: lessons from global experience
by Ramesh Ananda Vaidya & Niru Yadav & Nirjan Rai & Saumitra Neupane & Aditi Mukherji - 466-490 Beyond hydropower: towards an integrated solution for water, energy and food security in South Asia
by Golam Rasul & Nilhari Neupane & Abid Hussain & Binaya Pasakhala - 491-507 Effectiveness of hydropower development finance: evidence from Bhutan and Nepal
by Kaoru Ogino & Jongmi Son & Mikiyasu Nakayama - 508-530 Topography and the hydraulic mission: water management, river control and state power in Nepal
by Matthew I. England & Daniel Haines - 531-558 The role of hydropower in visions of water resources development for rivers of Western Nepal
by Emily L. Pakhtigian & Marc Jeuland & Luna Bharati & Vishnu Prasad Pandey - 559-580 Cross-border electricity trade for Nepal: a SWOT-AHP analysis of barriers and opportunities based on stakeholders’ perception
by Shobhakar Dhakal & Pratik Karki & Subina Shrestha
March 2021, Volume 37, Issue 2
- 179-181 COVID-19 and clean water, sanitation and wastewater management
by Cecilia Tortajada - 182-207 Exploring management approaches for water and energy in the data-scarce Tekeze-Atbara Basin under hydrologic uncertainty
by Mohammed Basheer & Rayyan Sulieman & Lars Ribbe - 208-233 Forecast-informed reservoir operations to guide hydropower and agriculture allocations in the Blue Nile basin, Ethiopia
by Sarah Alexander & Guang Yang & Girmachew Addisu & Paul Block - 234-255 Transaqua: power, political change and the transnational politics of a water megaproject
by Adegboyega B. Adeniran & Katherine A. Daniell - 256-277 An understanding of water governance systems in responding to extreme droughts in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta
by Minh N. Nguyen & Phuong T. B. Nguyen & Tri P. D. Van & Vu H. Phan & Binh T. Nguyen & Vu T. Pham & Trung H. Nguyen - 278-299 Differentiated vulnerabilities and capacities for adaptation to water shortage in Gaborone, Botswana
by Josefine Lund Schlamovitz & Per Becker - 300-320 Water allocation strategies for meeting dry-season water requirements for Ganges Kobadak Irrigation Project in Bangladesh
by B. J. M. Goes & A. K. Clark & K. Bashar - 321-338 Promoting multiple-use water services by leveraging existing rural water supply and smallholder farmer groups, Malawi
by Rochelle H. Holm & Ralph P. Hall & Suresh Muthukrishnan & Tiwonge Munthali & Margret Sinda - 339-356 A statistical and spatial analysis of water poverty using a modified Water Poverty Index
by Breeanna C. Prince & Luke Juran & Venkataramana Sridhar & Anamaria Bukvic & Morgan C. MacDonald - 357-357 Special issue on “Global water management under COVID-19 and beyond – Challenges and lessons learned”
by Guest editors: Prof. Cecilia Tortajada
January 2021, Volume 37, Issue 1
- 1-23 Emerging citizen contributions, roles and interactions with public authorities in Dutch pluvial flood risk management
by Steven Ashley Forrest & Elen-Maarja Trell & Johan Woltjer - 24-47 Cross-sector collaboration within Dutch flood risk governance: historical analysis of external triggers
by Emma Avoyan & Sander Meijerink - 48-66 Hong Kong’s water security: a governance perspective
by Raymond Yu Wang & Liping Dai - 67-93 Achieving water security in Nepal through unravelling the water-energy-agriculture nexus
by Santosh Nepal & Nilhari Neupane & Devesh Belbase & Vishnu Prasad Pandey & Aditi Mukherji - 94-117 Comparative analysis of hybridized solutions to water resources management in Burkina Faso, India and Peru
by Mark Everard & Raul Loayza Muro & Lisa Bunclark & Rossi Taboada - 118-136 Agricultural water and energy management in Tajikistan: a new opportunity
by Stefanos Xenarios & Murodbek Laldjebaev & Ronan Shenhav - 137-161 Moving beyond ‘more crop per drop’: insights from two decades of research on agricultural water productivity
by Meredith Giordano & Susanne M. Scheierling & David O. Tréguer & Hugh Turral & Peter G. McCornick - 162-177 Reassessing the Draft Articles on the Law of Transboundary Aquifers through the lens of reciprocity
by David J. Devlaeminck
October 2020, Volume 36, Issue S1
- 1-1 Correction
by The Editors - 1-19 Transforming failing smallholder irrigation schemes in Africa: a theory of change
by Jamie Pittock & Henning Bjornlund & André van Rooyen - 20-53 Why agricultural production in sub-Saharan Africa remains low compared to the rest of the world – a historical perspective
by Vibeke Bjornlund & Henning Bjornlund & Andre F. Van Rooyen - 54-101 Exploring the factors causing the poor performance of most irrigation schemes in post-independence sub-Saharan Africa
by Vibeke Bjornlund & Henning Bjornlund & André F. van Rooyen - 102-126 The dynamics between irrigation frequency and soil nutrient management: transitioning smallholder irrigation towards more profitable and sustainable systems in Zimbabwe
by Martin Moyo & André Van Rooyen & Henning Bjornlund & Karen Parry & Richard Stirzaker & Thabani Dube & Mthulisi Maya - 127-147 Do agricultural innovation platforms and soil moisture and nutrient monitoring tools improve the production and livelihood of smallholder irrigators in Mozambique?
by M. Chilundo & W. de Sousa & E. W. Christen & J. Faduco & H. Bjornlund & E. Cheveia & P. Munguambe & F. Jorge & R. Stirzaker & A. F. van Rooyen - 148-170 The role of soil water monitoring tools and agricultural innovation platforms in improving food security and income of farmers in smallholder irrigation schemes in Tanzania
by M. Mdemu & L. Kissoly & H. Bjornlund & E. Kimaro & E. W. Christen & A. van Rooyen & R. Stirzaker & P. Ramshaw - 171-198 Identifying leverage points to transition dysfunctional irrigation schemes towards complex adaptive systems
by André F. van Rooyen & Martin Moyo & Henning Bjornlund & Thabani Dube & Karen Parry & Richard Stirzaker - 199-223 The importance of learning processes in transitioning small-scale irrigation schemes
by Karen Parry & André F. van Rooyen & Henning Bjornlund & Luitfred Kissoly & Martin Moyo & Wilson de Sousa - 224-245 Growth and inequality at the micro scale: an empirical analysis of farm incomes within smallholder irrigation systems in Zimbabwe, Tanzania and Mozambique
by A. Manero & H. Bjornlund & S. Wheeler & A. Zuo & M. Mdemu & A. Van Rooyen & M. Chilundo - 246-267 Irrigators’ willingness to pay for the adoption of soil moisture monitoring tools in South-Eastern Africa
by Fentahun Abebe & Alec Zuo & Sarah Ann Wheeler & Henning Bjornlund & Andre van Rooyen & Jamie Pittock & Makarius Mdemu & Mario Chilundo
November 2020, Volume 36, Issue 6
- 871-873 Foreword
by Peter Joo Hee Ng - 874-878 Water management in post-2020 world
by Cecilia Tortajada & Asit K. Biswas - 879-887 Managing water demand in Singapore through a systems perspective
by Richard Hoo - 888-908 Water demand reduction to help meet SDG 6: learning from major Australian cities
by James Horne - 909-925 The decline of water consumption in Spanish cities: structural and contingent factors
by David Sauri - 926-939 Information-based interventions for household water efficiency in England and Wales: evidence, barriers and learning opportunities
by Liang Lu - 940-955 Exploring the psychosocial and behavioural determinants of household water conservation and intention
by Sally V. Russell & Christof Knoeri - 956-971 Psychological barriers to urban recycled water acceptance: a review of relevant principles in decision psychology
by Carol Nemeroff & Paul Rozin & Brent Haddad & Paul Slovic - 972-991 Drivers of productivity change in water companies: an empirical approach for England and Wales
by María Molinos-Senante & Alexandros Maziotis - 992-1013 Technological enablers and confidence building in end-users for effective non-domestic water demand management
by Harry Seah & Nina Lee - 1014-1030 Drivers and challenges to water tariff reform in Saudi Arabia
by Stephen J. McIlwaine & Omar K. M. Ouda - 1031-1053 Importance of internal factors for community-managed water and wastewater systems in Cochabamba, Bolivia
by Ida Helgegren & Jennifer McConville & Graciela Landaeta & Sebastien Rauch - 1054-1072 Some systems perspectives on demand management during Cape Town’s 2015–2018 water crisis
by Mike Muller - 1073-1092 How OCWD made potable reuse palatable and avoided public opposition to its project
by Michael R. Markus & Eleanor Torres - 1093-1104 Nestlé caring for water
by Carlo C. Galli & Christian Vousvouras
September 2020, Volume 36, Issue 5
- 757-776 Using two-eyed seeing to bridge Western science and Indigenous knowledge systems and understand long-term change in the Saskatchewan River Delta, Canada
by Razak Abu & Maureen G. Reed & Timothy D. Jardine - 777-799 Sustainable water resources development in northern Australia: the need for coordination, integration and representation
by Barry Hart & Erin O’Donnell & Avril Horne - 800-817 The spatial component of integrative water resources management: differentiating integration of land and water governance
by Tom Scholten & Thomas Hartmann & Tejo Spit - 818-838 Adaptive governance: a catalyst for advancing sustainable urban transformation in the global South
by T. Yasmin & M. Farrelly & B. C. Rogers - 839-854 Cost and schedule overruns in large hydropower dams: an assessment of projects completed since 2000
by Judith Plummer Braeckman & Tim Disselhoff & Julian Kirchherr - 855-869 Functionality of handpump water supplies: a review of data from sub-Saharan Africa and the Asia-Pacific region
by Tim Foster & Sean Furey & Brian Banks & Juliet Willetts
July 2020, Volume 36, Issue 4
- 565-572 Innovative and transformative water policy and management in China
by Yahua Wang & Xun Wu & Cecilia Tortajada - 573-589 A portfolio of China’s urban water governance sector: administrative system, coordination problems and policy evolution
by Shaofeng Jia & Dalong Li & Raymond Yu Wang - 590-609 Water use control system in China
by Dajun Shen & Ali Guna & Xiaodan He - 610-630 River chief system as a collaborative water governance approach in China
by Yahua Wang & Xiangning Chen - 631-650 Public–private partnerships in the water sector in China: a comparative analysis
by Neng Qian & Schuyler House & Alfred M. Wu & Xun Wu - 651-669 The Chinese characteristics of payments for ecosystem services: a conceptual analysis of water eco-compensation mechanisms
by Raymond Yu Wang & Cho Nam Ng & Xiaoxing Qi - 670-696 Groundwater irrigation and management in northern China: status, trends, and challenges
by Jinxia Wang & Yuting Jiang & Huimin Wang & Qiuqiong Huang & Hongbo Deng - 697-715 How to promote effective irrigation pricing reform in northern China? Insights from the Taocheng District
by Sicheng Chen & Yahua Wang & Jesper Svensson - 716-737 Joint analysis of water rights trading and water-saving management contracts in China
by Hui Guo & Xiangdong Chen & Jiahong Liu & Hongjiang Zhang & Jesper Svensson - 738-756 Freshwater use in China: relations to economic development and natural water resources availability
by Siao Sun & Chao Bao & Chuanglin Fang
March 2020, Volume 36, Issue 2-3
- 1-1 Correction
by The Editors - 223-225 Foreword
by Masagos Zulkifli - 226-228 Festschrift
by Cecilia Tortajada & Eduardo Araral - 229-234 A decade of work on water governance at the OECD: what have we learnt?
by Angel Gurría - 235-238 The knowledge economy in the twenty-first century: a modest proposal
by Annie Callanan - 239-244 Scotland: a world-leading Hydro Nation
by Anton Muscatelli & Erin McKee & Sean McGivern - 245-257 Nestlé’s corporate water strategy over time: a backward- and forward-looking view
by Paul Bulcke & Samuel Vionnet & Christian Vousvouras & Ghislaine Weder - 258-268 Scarcity of water or scarcity of management?
by David Molden - 269-277 Singapore’s water challenges past to present
by Peter Joo Hee Ng & Celine Teo - 278-291 Facing the challenge of extreme climate: the case of Metropolitan Sao Paulo
by B. Braga & J. Kelman - 292-310 China’s achievements of water governance over the past seven decades
by Shaofeng Jia & Wenbin Zhu - 311-324 Some reflections on water for residential uses in developed countries
by Francisco González-Gómez & Miguel Á. García-Rubio & Jorge Guardiola - 325-337 Can water professionals do more?
by Michael Rouse - 338-350 Reflections on flood control in Japan and recommendations for developing countries
by Yutaka Takahasi & Kimio Takeya & Miki Inaoka & Wataru Ono & Kaoru Sasaoka - 351-370 A retrospective analysis of Laos’s Nam Theun 2 Dam
by Thayer Scudder - 371-376 What I learned from Asit Biswas about transboundary water, ethics, mentoring and, in general, how to be a better human being
by Aaron T. Wolf - 377-396 Water resilience and human life support - global outlook for the next half century
by Malin Falkenmark - 397-415 Adaptive and sustainable water management: from improved conceptual foundations to transformative change
by Claudia Pahl-Wostl - 416-428 Economically challenged and water scarce: identification of global populations most vulnerable to water crises
by Taikan Oki & Rose E. Quiocho - 429-461 The status of the UN Watercourses Convention: does it still hold water?
by Gabriel Eckstein - 462-483 Australian water decision making: are politicians performing?
by James Horne - 484-504 Rent-seeking behaviour and regulatory capture in the Murray-Darling Basin, Australia
by R. Quentin Grafton & John Williams - 505-527 Quenching the thirst of rapidly growing and water-insecure cities in sub-Saharan Africa
by Madiodio Niasse & Olli Varis - 528-546 Sustainability of water and energy use for food production based on optimal allocation of agricultural irrigation water
by Mo Li & Vijay P. Singh - 547-564 Rethinking on the methodology for assessing global water and food challenges
by M. Dinesh Kumar & Nitin Bassi & O. P. Singh
January 2020, Volume 36, Issue 1
- 1-26 Water operators’ partnerships and their supporting role in the improvement of urban water supply in Da Nang
by Lucía Wright-Contreras & Julie Perkins & Maria Pascual & Gerard Soppe - 27-49 Local government and public–private partnerships: experiencing multilevel governance issues in Indonesian water supply provision
by Radies Kusprihanto Purbo & Christine Smith & Robert J. Bianchi - 50-68 Institutional inertia: challenges in urban water management on the path towards a water-sensitive Surabaya, Indonesia
by M. Kösters & F. Bichai & K. Schwartz - 69-87 Attitude, behaviour and choice: the role of psychosocial drivers in water demand management in Singapore
by Y.T. Rachel Koh - 88-105 Drought risk assessment in Vietnamese communities using household survey information
by Joost Buurman & Du Duong Bui & Le Thuy Tien Du - 106-126 Policy transfer into flood management in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta: a North Vam Nao study
by Thong Anh Tran & Le Anh Tuan - 127-148 The rationality of groundwater governance in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta’s coastal zone
by Thomas Hamer & Carel Dieperink & Van Pham Dang Tri & Henriëtte S. Otter & Piet Hoekstra - 149-169 Putting farmers’ strategies in the centre of agricultural groundwater use in the Vientiane Plain, Laos
by Diana Suhardiman & Paul Pavelic & Oulavanh Keovilignavong & Mark Giordano - 170-199 What about the tributaries of the tributaries? Fish migrations, fisheries, dams and fishers’ knowledge in North-Eastern Thailand
by Ian G. Baird & Kanokwan Manorom & Aurore Phenow & Sirasak Gaja-Svasti - 200-220 Water governance in the Mekong after the Watercourses Convention 35th ratification: Multilateral or bilateral approach?
by Imad Antoine Ibrahim - 221-221 Tribute to Arjen Hoekstra
by Cecilia Tortajada
November 2019, Volume 35, Issue 6
- 913-916 Water quality management: a globally neglected issue
by Asit K. Biswas & Cecilia Tortajada - 917-937 Developing new urban water supplies: investigating motivations and barriers to groundwater use in Cape Town
by Emma Luker & Leila M. Harris - 938-958 Managing the wicked problem of Devils Lake flooding along the US–Canada border
by Gehendra Kharel & Rebecca Romsdahl & Andrei Kirilenko - 959-976 Explaining improvements and continuing challenges in water access in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
by Sarah L. Smiley - 977-998 Water buybacks to recover depleted aquifers in south-east Spain
by Javier Calatrava & David Martínez-Granados - 999-1014 Micro-irrigation development in India: an analysis of distributional pattern and potential correlates
by A. Suresh & Aditya K.S. & Girish Jha & Suresh Pal - 1015-1028 India’s National Water Policy: ‘feel good’ document, nothing more
by Chetan Pandit & Asit K. Biswas - 1029-1047 Governing the water commons in China: from historical oriental despotism to contemporary fragmented hydraulic state
by Yan Zhang - 1048-1048 Call for state-of-the-art reviews
by The Editors
September 2019, Volume 35, Issue 5
- 727-731 Water crisis and water wars: myths and realities
by Asit K. Biswas & Cecilia Tortajada - 732-782 Updating the Register of International River Basins of the world
by Melissa McCracken & Aaron T. Wolf - 778-802 Institutional arrangements for water governance
by Emeline Hassenforder & Sylvain Barone - 808-829 The social construction and consequences of groundwater modelling: insight from the Mancha Oriental aquifer, Spain
by David Sanz & Jeroen Vos & Femke Rambags & Jaime Hoogesteger & Eduardo Cassiraga & Juan José Gómez-Alday - 830-846 Conciliation of competing uses and stakeholder rights to groundwater: an evaluation of Fuencaliente Aquifer (Spain)
by Julio Berbel & Alfonso Expósito & María M. Borrego-Marín - 847-870 Understanding the effectiveness of investments in irrigation system modernization: evidence from Madhya Pradesh, India
by Ranu Sinha & Michael Gilmont & Robert Hope & Simon Dadson - 871-890 Cost–benefit analysis of full and partial river restoration: the Kishon River in Israel
by Nir Becker & Asael Greenfeld & Shiri Zemah Shamir - 891-906 What can explain groundwater rejuvenation in Gujarat in recent years?
by M. Dinesh Kumar & Chris J Perry - 907-909 Editors’ panel session
by Cecilia Tortajada & Corinne Ong Pei Pei - 910-911 Forthcoming Festschrift in honour of Asit K. Biswas
by The Editors - 912-912 Call for state-of-the-art reviews
by The Editors
July 2019, Volume 35, Issue 4
- 1-1 Correction
by The Editors - 547-550 Objective case studies of successful urban water management
by Cecilia Tortajada & Asit K. Biswas - 551-586 Public acceptance of recycled water
by Kelly S. Fielding & Sara Dolnicar & Tracy Schultz - 587-604 The water–energy nexus: energy use for water supply in China
by Guohua He & Yong Zhao & Jianhua Wang & Haihong Li & Yongnan Zhu & Shang Jiang - 605-618 City storm-flood events in China, 1984–2015
by Shaofeng Jia & Yuanyuan Li & Aifeng Lü & Wenhua Liu & Wenbin Zhu & Jiabao Yan & Yuan Liang & Xiaozhi Xiang & Zilong Guan - 619-637 Social capital as a vital resource in flood disaster recovery in Malaysia
by Ngai Weng Chan & Ranjan Roy & Chee Hui Lai & Mou Leong Tan - 638-658 How could water markets like Australia’s work in China?
by David Lewis & Hang Zheng - 659-681 Governance of aquaculture water use
by Louis Lebel & Phimphakan Lebel & Chong Joon Chuah - 682-700 Challenging the risks-based model of involuntary resettlement using evidence from the Bui Dam, Ghana
by Brooke Wilmsen & D. Adjartey & A. van Hulten - 701-723 Irrigation energy use and related greenhouse gas emissions of maize production in Mexico
by Sergio Juárez-Hernández & Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo - 724-725 Forthcoming Festschrift in honour of Asit K. Biswas
by Guest editors: Cecilia Tortajada & Eduardo Araral