Contested Knowledges: Water Conflicts on Large Dams and Mega-Hydraulic Development
Shah, Esha||Boelens, Rutgerd||Bruins, Bert
Contested Knowledges: Water Conflicts on Large Dams and Mega-Hydraulic Development
English[eng]
n/a||politicized collective identity||first nations||socio-technical imaginaries||dam||political ecology||STS||irrigation||contested knowledge||negotiation||Guatemala||social construction of technology||indigenous peoples||multi-actor multi-scalar alliances||vernacular statecraft||compensation measures||modernist traditions||hydropower development||agonistic unity||Ecuador||anti-dam resistance movements||fantasy||environmental governance||collective action||modernity||depoliticization||British Columbia||hydraulic utopia||A.O. Hirschman||megadams||India||Canada||hiding hand||large dams||Jacques Lacan||commensuration||DR Congo||Málaga||technological design||Peru||knowledge systems||manufactured ignorance||knowledge politics||Himalayas||San Lorenzo irrigation project||politics of the governed||North Sikkim||uncertainty||Bolivia||hydrosocial territory||psychoanalysis||marginalization||territorial control||mega-dam||hazard risk||UnGovernance||hydropolitics||expectations||power||socioenvironmental impacts||socio-economic impacts||public knowledge controversies||mega-hydraulic projects||hydropower||environmental impacts||Site C||knowledge encounters||dam safety||Dzumsa||energy policy||anti-dam movement||hydroelectric megaprojects||Spain||hydraulic projects||Chixoy irrigation project||co-creation||Mekong River Basin||dehumanizing rationality||hydroelectric development||Inga||territory||knowledge arenas
Contested Knowledges: Water Conflicts on Large Dams and Mega-Hydraulic Development
English[eng]
n/a||politicized collective identity||first nations||socio-technical imaginaries||dam||political ecology||STS||irrigation||contested knowledge||negotiation||Guatemala||social construction of technology||indigenous peoples||multi-actor multi-scalar alliances||vernacular statecraft||compensation measures||modernist traditions||hydropower development||agonistic unity||Ecuador||anti-dam resistance movements||fantasy||environmental governance||collective action||modernity||depoliticization||British Columbia||hydraulic utopia||A.O. Hirschman||megadams||India||Canada||hiding hand||large dams||Jacques Lacan||commensuration||DR Congo||Málaga||technological design||Peru||knowledge systems||manufactured ignorance||knowledge politics||Himalayas||San Lorenzo irrigation project||politics of the governed||North Sikkim||uncertainty||Bolivia||hydrosocial territory||psychoanalysis||marginalization||territorial control||mega-dam||hazard risk||UnGovernance||hydropolitics||expectations||power||socioenvironmental impacts||socio-economic impacts||public knowledge controversies||mega-hydraulic projects||hydropower||environmental impacts||Site C||knowledge encounters||dam safety||Dzumsa||energy policy||anti-dam movement||hydroelectric megaprojects||Spain||hydraulic projects||Chixoy irrigation project||co-creation||Mekong River Basin||dehumanizing rationality||hydroelectric development||Inga||territory||knowledge arenas