Climate change-related drought risks are intensifying in many urban areas, making stakes
particularly high in contexts of severe vulnerability. Yet, how social power, differential …

Abstract Background El Niño events disrupt atmospheric and oceanic interactions, leading
to shifts in precipitation, temperature, and extreme weather events. Such alterations have the …

Unprecedented climate extremes will likely become a new 'normal'. Urban political ecology
is thus confronted with the challenge of exploring and theorising emerging geographies of …

Nearly a billion people, especially in underdeveloped nations, need safe drinking water.
Indian studies suggest that most drinking water sources have high coliform levels, and …

Water microbial contamination is one of the major threats to human health. The study focus
is on Infulene River Basin, a urban catchment with mainly informal settlements, with limited …

Coupled human‐water systems (CHWS) are diverse and have been studied across a wide
variety of disciplines. Integrating multiple disciplinary perspectives on CHWS provides a …

In recent years, philantrocapitalism has surfaced as one of the liveliest expressions of
neoliberalism. The current global concern and anxiety over an unfolding socioecological …

This paper conceptualises droughts as socioecological phenomena coproduced by the
recursive engagement of human and non-human transformations. Through an …

This paper adopts the Southern understandings of citizenship in examining the interplays
between risk in its different forms and the construction, experiences, and claims of urban …

Urban slums in the Global South have a formidable challenge of mismanaged waste.
Behind this challenge lies urban politics, creating disproportionate exposure to waste in …