1School of Environment and Sustainability, and Department of Geography and Planning,
University of Saskatchewan, Room 125 Kirk Hall, 117 Science Place, Saskatoon …

This article provides new insights into the politics of water provisioning in Karachi's informal
settlements, where water shortages and contaminations have pushed ordinary citizens to …

This article explores how transnational networking around neoliberal water policies
intersects with drives to mainstream gender. It examines how understandings of gender are …

Much of the current work in the field of 'gender and environment'has been developed around
case studies of environmental roles, rights and responsibilities at the community or …

Livelihood insecurity emerges from the interaction of factors and pressures affecting
people's ability to cope with change. Yet, the effects of interactive stressors on the dynamic …

Despite decades of water-supply development programs in the Global South, their effect on
gendered access to water remains both unclear and contradictory. This paper addresses …

Taking issue with how associations between technical prowess or entrepreneurship and
masculinity tend to be taken for granted or are seen as stemming from natural or intrinsic …

Whether pursuing the breadth of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals or delivering
joined-up approaches within a single environmental domain, policy objectives, policy design …

This paper examines the discursive construction of water scarcity and its role in the
establishment and ongoing legitimacy of Australia's market environmentalist water reforms. It …

Water valuation represents both an opportunity and a challenge for interdisciplinary
scholarly research, given that it can mobilize academic work beyond unnecessary …