Nelson, Joanne||Harris, Leila M.||Shah, Sameer||Wilson, Nicole <br/><br/>
Water Governance: Retheorizing Politics 

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<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>orientation knowledge||WEF Nexus||Latin America||water politics||water rights||political ecology||Chile||national interest||Africa||depoliticization||social control||Central Asia||Belo Monte||nibi (water)||Canada||planning||Indigenous water governance||scale politics||UNDRIP||spatio-temporal||women||participation||participatory development||FPIC||remunicipalization||governmentalities||integrated water resource management (IWRM)||colonization||drinking water||power||free||community-based research||environmental flows||Two-Eyed Seeing||Indigenous water||water security||water management||water colonialism||hydropower||groundwater||packaged drinking water (PDW)||repoliticization||Jakarta||Indigenous knowledge||Tajikistan||governance||settler colonialism||decision-making processes||informality||first nations||Water Users’ Associations||irrigation||OECD||giikendaaswin||Brazil||UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples||Lesotho||environmental justice||hydrosocial||Colombia||law||Cochabamba||kitchen gardens||desalination||mining||water||environmental assessment||First Nations||water quality||Anishinabek||urban India||urban water infrastructure||re-theorizing||politics||bottled water||Egypt||urban water||Bolivia||dams||Yukon||decentralization||narrative ethics||water justice||water insecurity||political ontology||religious difference||energy policy||international development||water ethics||Cairo||infrastructure||legal geography||practices of mediation||water governance||risk||Indonesia||prior and informed consent||PES