In this paper we extend the use of a relational approach to simulation modelling, a widely
used knowledge practice in sustainability science. Among modellers, there is awareness …

Abstract Models are widely used to research hydrological change and risk. However, the
power embedded in the modelling process and outcomes is often concealed by claiming …

Quantification of states, corporations, nature or self has become pervasive in the past 40
years. The water world's struggles are rife with, and shaped by, numbers, indicators, metrics …

This special issue combines insights from an array of theoretical perspectives, including
political ecology, Indigenous studies, and more-than-human and feminist geographies to …

Communication is widely acknowledged as an essential ingredient for inter-and trans-
disciplinary collaboration. Scholars are increasingly using podcasts in education, research …

Hydrological models play a key role in contemporary hydrological scientific research, but the
social practices surrounding the use of these models receive little attention. This study …

In recent years, significant advancements have been made in the field of social water
research. This is especially reflected in the emergence and consolidation of three influential …

This paper provides an empirical account of the problem of interdisciplinarity in the field
sciences, considering it as a driver of ontological change. Our case study is an ongoing …

Gender-based violence (GBV) has become one of the big global sustainability challenges
estimated at costing the global economy $1.5 trillion per annum (United Women, 2016). GBV …