Water International

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Volume 45, issue 7-8, 2020

Editors’ introduction pp. 705-709

Raya Marina Stephan and James E. Nickum

Exploring challenges in safe water availability and accessibility in preventing COVID-19 in refugee settlements pp. 710-715

Nazifa Rafa, Sayed Mohammad Nazim Uddin and Chad Staddon

Water law and the response to COVID-19 pp. 716-721

Rhett Larson

COVID-19 ‘free water’ initiatives in the Global South: what does the Ghanaian case mean for equitable and sustainable water services? pp. 722-729

Godfred Amankwaa and Edward. F. Ampratwum

Mercury pollution in Colombia: challenges to reduce the use of mercury in artisanal and small-scale gold mining in the light of the Minamata Convention pp. 730-745

Farith A. Diaz, Lynn E. Katz and Desmond F. Lawler

An adaptation pathways approach to water management and governance of tourist islands: the example of the Southern Aegean Region in Greece pp. 746-764

Eirini Skrimizea and Constanza Parra

The shifted ownership regime of a common-pool resource: the case of water exploitation in Sanandaj County, Iran pp. 765-787

Nishtman Karimi, Kobe Boussauw and Farzad Karimi

Cultivating the Nile: the everyday politics of water in Egypt pp. 788-790

Bruce Currie-Alder

Water and sanitation in Dhaka slums: access, quality, and informality in service provision pp. 791-811

Sabrina Sharmin Haque, Monica Yanez-Pagans, Yurani Arias-Granada and George Joseph

Radiation knowledge and willingness to buy bottled water from regions near the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant pp. 812-823

Kentaka Aruga

Water: consumption, usage patterns, and residential infrastructure. A comparative analysis of three regions in the Lima metropolitan area pp. 824-846

Daniel R. Rondinel-Oviedo and Jaime M. Sarmiento-Pastor

Mapping and navigating ontologies in water governance: the case of the Ganges pp. 847-864

Sam Campbell and Laura Gurney

A methodology to identify vulnerable transboundary aquifer hotspots for multi-scale groundwater management pp. 865-883

Christina M. Fraser, Robert M. Kalin, Modesta Kanjaye and Zione Uka

The devil’s in the details: data exchange in transboundary waters pp. 884-900

Patience Mukuyu, Jonathan Lautze, Alistair Rieu-Clarke, Davison Saruchera and Matthew McCartney

Women’s lived-experiences of water infrastructure in Gressier, Haiti pp. 901-920

Kelly S. Chapman, Alina Merceron, Nicole C. Myers and Elizabeth A. Wood

Assessing the operational efficiency of wastewater services whilst accounting for data uncertainty and service quality: a semi-parametric approach pp. 921-944

Jayanath Ananda

Large dams: long term impacts on riverine communities and free flowing rivers pp. 945-947

Joshua Matanzima

Correction pp. 948-949

The Editors

Volume 45, issue 6, 2020

Smart Water Management: the way to (artificially) intelligent water management, or just another pretty name? pp. 515-519

James E. Nickum, Stephanie Kuisma, Henning Bjornlund and Raya Marina Stephan

The report that sparked this special issue pp. 520-525

Stephanie Kuisma, Callum Clench, Monica Garcia Quesada, James E. Nickum and Henning Bjornlund

SWM technology for efficient water management in universities: the case of PUMAGUA, UNAM, Mexico City pp. 526-551

Fernando González Villarreal, Cecilia Lartigue, Josué Hidalgo, Berenice Hernández and Stephanie Espinosa

K-water’s Integrated Water Resources Management system (K-HIT, K-water Hydro Intelligent Toolkit) pp. 552-573

Sukuk Yi, Munhyun Ryu, Jinsuhk Suh, Shangmoon Kim, Seokkyu Seo, Seonghan Kim and Sungphil Jang

Integrated Smart Water Management of the sanitation system of the Greater Paris region pp. 574-603

Jean-Pierre Tabuchi, Béatrice Blanchet and Vincent Rocher

Is Smart Water Management really smart? What experts tell us pp. 604-607

James E. Nickum, Henning Bjornlund, Raya Marina Stephan and Stephanie Kuisma

Smart water management: can it improve accessibility and affordability of water for everyone? pp. 608-620

Neil S. Grigg

Institutional innovation and smart water management technologies in small-scale irrigation schemes in southern Africa pp. 621-650

H. Bjornlund, A. van Rooyen, J. Pittock, K. Parry, M. Moyo, M. Mdemu and W. de Sousa

Using innovative smart water management technologies to monitor water provision to refugees pp. 651-659

Ryan W. Schweitzer, Ben Harvey and Murray Burt

A GIS-based solution for urban water management pp. 660-677

Pablo Fernández Moniz, Jaisiel Santana Almeida, Agustín Trujillo Pino and José Pablo Suárez Rivero

SWM and urban water: Smart management for an absurd system? pp. 678-692

M. P. Trudeau

The moral hazards of smart water management pp. 693-701

Kris Hartley and Glen Kuecker

Before you go: the editors’ checklist of what we now know about Smart Water Management pp. 702-703

Stephanie Kuisma, James E. Nickum, Henning Bjornlund and Raya Marina Stephan

Volume 45, issue 5, 2020

Editors’ introduction pp. 385-387

Raya Marina Stephan and James E. Nickum

Knowledge, context and problemsheds: a critical realist method for interdisciplinary water studies pp. 388-415

Peter P. Mollinga

Water insecurity compounds the global coronavirus crisis pp. 416-422

C. Staddon, M. Everard, J. Mytton, T. Octavianti, W. Powell, N. Quinn, S. M. N. Uddin, S. L. Young, J. D. Miller, J. Budds, J. Geere, K. Meehan, K. Charles, E. G. J. Stevenson, J. Vonk and J. Mizniak

The potential impact of water quality on the spread and control of COVID-19 in Syrian refugee camps in Lebanon pp. 423-429

Issmat I. Kassem and Hadi Jaafar

The impact of COVID-19 on water and food systems: flattening the much bigger curve ahead pp. 430-434

Martin Keulertz, Mark Mulligan and John Anthony Allan

COVID-19 and water resources management: reframing our priorities as a water sector pp. 435-440

Marian J. Neal

COVID-19 heightens water problems around the world pp. 441-442

Cecilia Tortajada and Asit K. Biswas

Informal water vendors and the urban poor: evidence from a Nairobi slum pp. 443-457

Anindita Sarkar

Reconceptualization of the Transboundary Water Interaction Nexus (TWINS): approaches, opportunities and challenges pp. 458-478

Richard Grünwald, Yan Feng and Wenling Wang

Does state capacity matter for foreign aid effectiveness? Panel data evidence on water from 87 countries pp. 479-496

Masood Ahmed

Exploring the future impacts of urbanization and climate change on groundwater in Arusha, Tanzania pp. 497-511

Tunde Olarinoye, Jan Willem Foppen, William Veerbeek, Tlhoriso Morienyane and Hans Komakech

Governance of offshore freshwater resources pp. 512-514

Laura Movilla Pateiro

Volume 45, issue 4, 2020

Power in water diplomacy pp. 249-253

Sumit Vij, Jeroen Warner and Anamika Barua

Non-decisions are also decisions: power interplay between Bangladesh and India over the Brahmaputra River pp. 254-274

Sumit Vij, Jeroen F. Warner, Robbert Biesbroek and Annemarie Groot

Transboundary water diplomacy among small states: a giant dilemma for Central American regionalism pp. 275-291

Harlan Koff, Carmen Maganda and Edith Kauffer

Energizing Mid–East water diplomacy: The potential for regional water–energy exchanges pp. 292-310

David Katz and Arkadiy Shafran

Engaging non-state actors in the negotiation and implementation of international watercourse agreements: experiences and lessons learned from Canada pp. 311-328

Riley T. P. Denoon, Richard K. Paisley, Marguerite de Chaisemartin and Taylor W. Henshaw

Transboundary waters, conflicts and international cooperation - examples of the La Plata basin pp. 329-346

Isabela Battistello Espíndola and Wagner Costa Ribeiro

China’s water diplomacy in the Mekong: a paradigm shift and the role of Yunnan provincial government pp. 347-364

Hongzhou Zhang and Mingjiang Li

Analysis for water conflict transformation pp. 365-384

Mark Zeitoun, Naho Mirumachi, Jeroen Warner, Matthew Kirkegaard and Ana Cascão

Volume 45, issue 3, 2020

Editors’ introduction pp. 145-147

Raya Marina Stephan and James E. Nickum

Water use characteristics and impact factors in the Yellow River basin, China pp. 148-168

Ziqi Yan, Zuhao Zhou, Jiajia Liu, Hao Wang and Dong Li

Smooth flows? Hydrosocial communities, water governance and infrastructural discord in Peru’s southern highlands pp. 169-188

Karsten Paerregaard, Susann Baez Ullberg and Malene Brandshaug

When the river does not naturally flow: a case study of unsustainable management in the Tagus River (Spain) pp. 189-221

Enrique San-Martín González, Beatriz Larraz and María Soledad Gallego

Women and WASH in Nepal: a scoping review of existing literature pp. 222-245

Nidhi Wali, Nichole Georgeou, Olivia Simmons, Madhu Sudan Gautam and Supriya Gurung

Water, life, and profit: fluid economies and cultures of Niamey, Niger pp. 246-248

Rossella Alba

Volume 45, issue 2, 2020

Editors’ introduction pp. 81-82

Raya Marina Stephan and James E. Nickum

The role of irrigation associations and privatization policies in irrigation management in Turkey pp. 83-90

Aysegül Kibaroglu

Preferences for water treatment provision in rural India: comparing communal, pay-per-use, and labour-for-water schemes pp. 91-111

K. A. Alfredo and T. O’Garra

The challenges of reverse osmosis desalination: solutions in Jordan pp. 112-124

Maureen Walschot, Patricia Luis and Michel Liégeois

Non-conventional resources for the coming drought: the development of rainwater harvesting systems in a Mediterranean suburban area pp. 125-141

David Saurí and Xavier Garcia

Regulating water security in unconventional oil and gas pp. 142-144

Surina Esterhuyse

Volume 45, issue 1, 2020

Editors’ introduction pp. 1-2

Raya Marina Stephan and James E. Nickum

Irrigation management transfer in sub-Saharan Africa: an analysis of policy implementation across scales pp. 3-19

Cesario Cambaza, Jaime Hoogesteger and Gert Jan Veldwisch

Finnish water services: experiences in global perspective pp. 20-22

Bruno Nguyen

Problems and promise of managed recharge in karstified aquifers: the example of Lebanon pp. 23-38

Wisam M. Khadra and Pieter J. Stuyfzand

Drivers of groundwater utilization in water-limited rice production systems in Nepal pp. 39-59

Anton Urfels, Andrew J. McDonald, Timothy J. Krupnik and Pieter R. van Oel

Measuring transboundary water cooperation within the framework of Agenda 2030: a proposal for a revision of SDG Indicator 6.5.2 pp. 60-78

Marguerite de Chaisemartin

Water International Best Paper 2017 Awards pp. 79-80

The Editors