We define and explore hydrosocial territories as spatial configurations of people, institutions,
water flows, hydraulic technology and the biophysical environment that revolve around the …

Infrastructures and their roles and connections to and in territories and territorialization
processes have increasingly become objects of study in political geography scholarship. In …

Over the past two decades,'waterscape'and 'hydrosocial territory'have gained momentum in
political ecologies of water. These concepts explore the material outcomes of the interplay of …

The relationship between water and society has come to the forefront of critical inquiry in
recent years, attracting significant scholarly and popular interest. As the state hydraulic …

Contents: Introduction/Amita Baviskar. I. The politics of creating and regulating scarcity: 1.
Small is deadly, big is wasteful: The impact of large-scale industrial systems in Western …

In the Andean region, the growing water demand of expanding cities, extractive industries,
and local and transnational agribusiness puts increasing pressure on the land and water …

The once deeply engrained idea that water management should be considered as a
technical endeavour that is appropriately confined to hydrological science and hydraulic …

The waterscape is a perspective that has captured the imagination of diverse scholars
interested in the interaction of water and society. This includes the way water travels in time …

In this chapter, we explore how changing political visions, socio-cultural imaginaries and
hydro-territorial configurations interact with shifting practices of water justice. In Plato's …

In light of recent calls for an increased commitment to interdisciplinary endeavors, this paper
reflects on the implications of a critical geography of water that crosses social and natural …