In this paper, we review the existing social science scholarship focused on hydropower
development in the Himalayan region, using an interpretive lens attuned to issues of time …

This review explores the potential of floating waterwheel power generation systems as a
sustainable source of energy. With increasing concerns about environmental degradation …

In this article, I examine how hydropower projects in Mapuche territory both form part of
internationally recognized approaches to develop renewable energy and also anchor …

Abstract Globally, Indigenous Peoples' dissent against unjust state and corporate incursions
in their lands is being suppressed. States and corporations use penal laws, anti-terrorist …

In the context of climate change, hydropower dams and reservoirs are being promoted as
mitigation and adaptation tools. The reoperation of dam reservoirs is also being considered …

Energy transition technologies, such as hydroelectric dams, have been seen as symbols of
progress, cheap energy, environmental sustainability, and resource abundance, leading to …

This article contributes to an emerging body of literature about the micropolitics of the
transition to renewable energy by examining how community leaders, in order to protect …

Hydropower is booming in Asian river basins originating on the Tibetan Plateau and
adjoining mountain ranges–often referred to as the “Third Pole.” These plants generate …

Megaprojects have been associated with persistent underperformance technically,
financially, socially and environmentally. This underperformance has been attributed to the …

For the first time since the end of British colonisation in 1947, the poorly integrated and
politically volatile region of South Asia is about to embark on the development of several …