Prof. Dr. Peter Mollinga

Research themes

Governance
Water resources (management)
Development Politics
Migration, mobility and urbanization

Research countries

India

2024

Rizzi, A. and P. P. Mollinga. 2024. Blooming activism in a drying land: Water justice movements along river Tigris in Iraq. Political Geography, 113 . Further Information

2020

Mollinga, P. P. 2020. Of binaries, boundaries and benevolence: Critical interdisciplinarity in natural resources management. Borders in Perspective - UniGR-CBS thematic issue. B/ordering the Anthropocene: Inter- and Transdisciplinary Perspectives on Nature-Culture Relations, 5 : 70-93 . Further Information

Mollinga, P. P. 2020. Knowledge, context and problemsheds Critical realist method for interdisciplinary water studies. Water International, 45(5) : 388-415 . Further Information

2017

Suhardiman, D. and P. P. Mollinga. 2017. Institutionalised corruption in Indonesian irrigation: An analysis of the upeti system. Development Policy Review, 35(S2) : O140-O159 . Further Information

2016

Bichsel, C., Mollinga, P.P., Moss, T. and J. Obertreis (Guest editors and authors of introduction). 2016. Water, infrastructure and political rule: Introduction to the special issue. Water Alternatives, 9(2) : 168-181 . Further Information

Mollinga, P. P. 2016. Secure property rights and non-credibility: The paradoxical dynamics of canal irrigation in India. Journal of Peasant Studies, 43(6) : 1310-1331 . Further Information

Mollinga, P.P. and Veldwisch, G.J. 2016. Ruling by canal: Governance and system-level design characteristics of large-scale irrigation infrastructure in India and Uzbekistan. Water Alternatives, 9(2) : 222-249 .

Nickum, J. E. and P. P. Mollinga. 2016. Different Asias, same problems. Negotiating the state-user interface in surface irrigation in China and India. Water Policy, 18 (S1) : 83-102 . Further Information

2015

Reis, N. and P. P. Mollinga. 2015. Policy practices and the idea of the Vietnamese state: on the cultural political economy of domestic water supply in Vietnam. Asian Studies Review, 39(4) : 628-648 .

2014

Mollinga P. 2014. Canal irrigation and the hydrosocial cycle. Geoforum, 57 : 192-204 .

2012

Mollinga, P.P. and D. Gondhalekar. 2012. Theorizing Structured Diversity: An approach to comparative research on the globalisation-localisation dynamics in water resources management. ICCWaDs Working Paper Series.

2010

Mollinga, P.P. 2010. Boundary work and the complexity of natural resources management. Crop Science, 50 : 1-9 .

Mollinga, P.P. and Bhat, A. and Saravanan, S.V. 2010. When policy meets reality: Political dynamics and the practice of integration in water resources management reform. LIT Verlag. Berlin.

2009

Slootweg, R. and Mollinga, P.P.. 2009. The impact assessment framework. In: R. Slootweg, A. Rajvanshi, V. B. Mathur and A. Kolhoff (eds.): Biodiversity in environmental assessment. Enhancing ecosystem services for human well-being. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. 87-124.

2008

Molle, F., P.P. Mollinga and R. Merinzen-Dick.. 2008. Water, Politics and Development: Introducing Water Alternatives. Water Alternatives, 1 (1) : 1-6 .

Mollinga, P.P. 2008. Water, politics and development: Framing a political sociology of water resources managemen. Water Alternatives, 1 (1) : 24-47 .

2007

Merrey, D., J. Ruth Meinzen-Dick, P.P. Mollinga and E. Karar. 2007. Policy and Institutional Reform Processes for Sustainable Agricultural Water Management: The Art of the Possible. In: Molden, D (eds.): Water for Food Water for Life. Earthscan, London, 5. 699-719.

Mollinga, P.P. 2007. Water Policy - Water Politics. Social engineering and strategic action in water sector reform. In: W., S. Neubert and M. Kipping (eds.): Water Politics and Development Cooperation Local Power Plays and Global Governance. Springer Verlag.

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Senior Fellow

Division/Group:
Cultural and Political Change

E-Mail:
pmollinga(at)gmail.com