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Flows of colonial power: water as environmental governmentality in nineteenth-century French Algeria

Flows of colonial power: water as environmental governmentality in nineteenth-century French Algeria

Flows of colonial power: water as environmental governmentality in nineteenth-century French Algeria

Flows of colonial power: water as environmental governmentality in nineteenth-century French Algeria

Flows of colonial power: water as environmental governmentality in nineteenth-century French Algeria

The Oil of the 21st Century

Who Holds the Shovel? Digging into Adaptive Capacities inside Sanctioned Iran

Hydro-Hegemony In The Nile Basin: Egypt's Strategies To (Re-)Assert Its Position

Flowing free? Roman slaves’ access to water as a source for the study of marginalisation

Becoming Acalote: The Performance That Transformed a Road Into a Waterway

Drinking Water: liquid gold of the city. An urban archaeological study of the cisterns in Early Modern Amsterdam (1650-1850)

A Discourse-Historical Comparison of EU’s and Palestinian Civil Society’s Water Development Rationale: Sustainable Development or Sustainable Occupation?

The Organized Hypocrisy of the World Bank

The UV photostability of glycine and its reactivity within a cryogenic water matrix

It is all about the context: Een antropologische blik op privatisering en commodificatie van drinkwater

A water privatization succes story or not? An assessment of the effects of the 1981 Código the Aguas in the regions of Antofagasta and Atacama in Northern Chile

Central Asia's missing war: Natural resources as a mechanism for peace and armed conflict

De perceptie van goud en water bij mijnwerkers in Bolgatanga (Noord-Ghana)