Water security has emerged as a major framing template in environmental governance and
resource management. The term and underlying concepts have attracted the attention of …

Complexities of crises force supply chains managers to formulate crisis-induced strategies,
which contrast with the conventional strategies that give precedence to competitive priorities …

The increasing global demand for farmland products is placing unprecedented pressure on
the global agricultural system and its water resources. Many regions of the world, that are …

In the wake of the global food crisis of 2008, Middle Eastern oil producers have announced
multi-billion investments to secure food supplies from abroad. Often called land grabs, such …

This article places the theorization and analysis of hydro‐hegemony in the context of the
scholarship on transboundary water conflict and cooperation. We discuss critiques …

From the “water-centric” perspective that is common within the world's large and diverse
water community, water is of central importance, and improving water governance is self …

Increased global trade in agricultural commodities has boosted fresh water consumption.
This export of 'virtual water', embedded in products sold abroad, has increasingly affected …

Water is perhaps the most intertwined, and basic, resource on our planet. Nevertheless,
billions face water-related challenges, varying from lack of water and sanitation services to …

This paper and Special Issue build a case for why justice matters in water governance and
why it should be explicitly accounted for in water management and allocation. It describes …

This review paper is an attempt to analyze the existing literature on hydro-hegemony (HH)
theory, which has emerged to explain transboundary water interactions. The literature …