New, open access, peer-reviewed, e-journal: Water Alternatives
June 10, 2008.
We announce that the first issue of the new, free, open access, peer-reviewed, e-journal Water Alternatives has been posted on June 1. The table of contents is given below. The site address is www.water-alternatives.org, where you can register for alerts and find more information on the journal. Water Alternatives appears three times a year. The next issue is due October 1.
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With kind regards,
The editors:
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François Molle
Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD), UR199, Montpellier, France; molle@mpl.ird.
Peter P. Mollinga
Department of Political and Cultural Change, ZEF (Center for Development Research), Bonn University, pmollinga@hotmail.com
Ruth Meinzen-Dick
International Food Policy Research Institute, Washington, DC, USA; r.meinzen‐dick@cgiar.org
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Volume 1 | Issue 1
June 2008
Editorial
Water, politics and development: Introducing Water Alternatives
François Molle, Peter P. Mollinga, Ruth Meinzen-Dick
Water Alternatives 1(1):1-6
Articles
Water, politics and development: Framing a political sociology of water resources management
Peter P. Mollinga
Water Alternatives 1(1): 7-23
A political economy of water in southern Africa
Larry A. Swatuk
Water Alternatives 1(1): 24-47
Water rights arenas in the Andes: Upscaling networks to strengthen local water control
Rutgerd Boelens
Water Alternatives 1(1): 48-65
River-basin politics and the rise of ecological democracy in Southeast Asia and Southern Africa
Christopher Sneddon and Coleen Fox
Water Alternatives 1(1): 66-88
Lost in translation: The participatory imperative and local water governance in north Thailand and southwest Germany
Andreas Neef
Water Alternatives 1(1): 89-110
Men, masculinities and water powers in irrigation
Margreet Zwarteveen
Water Alternatives 1(1): 111-130
Nirvana concepts, storylines and policy models: Insights from the water sector
François Molle
Water Alternatives 1(1): 131-156
Distilling or diluting? Negotiating the water research-policy interface
Frances Cleaver and Tom Franks
Water Alternatives 1(1): 157-177
Book Reviews
Modern myths of the Mekong: A critical review of water and development concepts, principles and policies. (Kummu, M.; Keskinen, M. and Varis, O. (Eds). 2008).
By: Rajesh Daniel
Water Alternatives 1(1): 178-180
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