The purpose of this article is to begin a discussion of how Indigenous ontologies and
practices might be brought to bear on water policy and management in Europe. Such a …

In 2010, we formed the Land Deal Politics Initiative to study the rising number of large-scale
land deals taking place around the world. We organised small grant competitions and …

As social scientists of water, we need to keep evaluating the analytical tools we use.
Through the example of floods, we here develop a critique of one of those tools, the …

Although there is a deep historical relationship between hydrology and society, the
relationship has considerably evolved in the last three decades. Hydrologists, in particular …

Preoccupations for the widening gap between irrigated and rainfed areas are central to
debates addressing the agrarian crisis in semi-arid India. Yet policies are driven by a catch …

This paper speaks to the uneven scholarly attention gone into tracing dominant forms of
water governance as opposed to practices crafting alternative human-water relations on the …

There are quite different ways of making sense of wetlands: as wastelands to be drained
and reclaimed, as hotspots of biodiversity to be preserved or restored, as buffer zones, or as …

When you work with water, you have to know and respect it. When you labour to subdue it,
you have to understand that one day it may rise up and turn all your labours to nothing. For …

Understanding the meaning of land–water entanglement is increasingly important today, in
an age of climate change and desertification. Despite the close ties between water and land …

Abstract Some residents of Mount Amiata in Tuscany, Italy, are experiencing emotional
distress and solastalgia due to changes in their beloved land. Mount Amiata is witnessing …