This book offers a new approach for theorising and undertaking childhood research. It
combines insights from childhood and generational studies with object-oriented ontologies …

In this paper, we review the existing social science scholarship focused on hydropower
development in the Himalayan region, using an interpretive lens attuned to issues of time …

Mountains are a critical source of water. Cryospheric and hydrological changes in
combination with socio-economic development are threatening downstream water security …

This review examines how ethnographic methods currently feature in the work of human
geographers. The ethnographic approach continues to be a popular choice amongst those …

Worldwide, annual water demand has been increased for different uses. This can be
attributed to population expansion and the accompanying need to satisfy their water needs …

This paper draws on participatory research with 47 household water managers over the dry,
pre-monsoon, and monsoon season, alongside expert knowledge of water management in …

For a generation, people in Kathmandu have been waiting for a large drinking water
diversion project to relieve them of a severe water shortage. Recounting the history of the …

We examine ways in which space and time, as well as governance, are embedded in and
revealed by hydrosocial imaginaries. As conceptions of space and time are fundamental to …

In the US West, water stories are often aqueduct stories, narratives of moving the vital
resource from one place to another. This paper, in contrast, explores nascent efforts to keep …

Storied to fit into the sociocultural practices and the materiality of a place, the geography of
imaginaries has expanded within the disciplinary lexicon since the beginning of the twenty …