The anthropology of water is a self-declared relational field that attempts to transcend
nature/culture distinctions by attending to the fact that the social and ecological aspects of …

Over the last 150 years or so engineers, farmers, scientists, and many others around the
globe have gained access to the waters that lie underground with drilling technology, pumps …

El agua es un elemento complejo y fascinante que nos recuerda constantemente nuestra
dependencia de ella y la fragilidad de nuestra existencia. Sin agua no podemos vivir, el …

An 'oasis' signifies a refugium of safety, recovery, relaxation, fertility, and productivity in an
inhospitable desert, a sweet spot in a barren landscape where life-giving water spills forth …

Abstract The Segura Hydrographic Demarcation (DHS), in Southeastern Spain, is an area of
hydric deficit caused by low and irregular rainfall and a dense population. In this region …

This Special Issue explores the politics of heterogeneous waters. Modern technoscientific
water management regimes have driven the consolidation of power over water and those …

Broader governance challenges driving water insecurity globally are well documented in the
literature, however the power-laden relationships and emotions that shape water access at …

Anthropological research on water and economy has a long and rich history, especially
among archaeologists and political economy scholars. In this review article, we discuss …

In this paper we theorize trust as emerging in different material/infrastructural and epistemic
realities as part of our multidisciplinary collaboration about water, called Neighborhood …

Humanity's future may rest on how we deal with climate change, environmental problems,
and their impacts on society. Terrestrial Transformations: A Political Ecology Approach to …