Towards systematic comparative water and health research

Daphne Gondhalekar, Peter P. Mollinga and V.S. Saravanan

Water International, 2013, vol. 38, issue 7, 967-976

Abstract: The cases in this issue cover a range of water and health challenges in various socio-political and geographical contexts. Past attempts to bring more analytical rigor to the field of comparative water and health research or to integrate various methods systematically have not yet been very successful. Drawing from the collection of papers in this special issue, an approach for future systematic stepwise small-and-medium- N comparative water and health research is developed.

Date: 2013
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