Water Security: genealogy of a new paradigm for water (original) (raw)

Abstract

Over the last decade, the “water security” concept has emerged from its originary niche in studies of international security and hydropolitics to become much more widely used. Indeed, in some quarters, particularly official state ones, it seems even to be supplanting the hegemonic position hitherto occupied by the “sustainable water” concept.

Sorry, this document isn't available for viewing at this time.

In the meantime, you can download the document by clicking the 'Download' button above.

References (32)

  1. Anderson EW (1991) White oil. Geogr Mag (February), 10-14
  2. Aradau C (2009) Climate emergency: is securitisation the way forward? In: Humphreys D, Blowers A (eds) A warming world. The Open University, Milton Keynes, pp 165-206
  3. Cook C, Bakker K (2012) Water security: debating an emerging paradigm. Global Environ Change 22:94-102
  4. Danish Hydrological Institute (2007) A water for energy crisis? Examining the role and limitations of water for producing electricity. DHI Group, Copenhagen
  5. Dean M (1999) Governmentality: power and rule in modern society. Sage, London Department of Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) (2011a) Making space for water: the natural environment white paper, HMSO Department of Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) (2011b) Water for life: the white paper for the water industry in England and Wales, HMSO
  6. Evans N, Morris C, Winter M (2002) Conceptualising agriculture: a critique of post-productivism as the new orthodoxy. Prog Hum Geogr 26(3):313-332
  7. Foucault M (2007) Security, territory, population: lectures at the Colle `ge de France, 1977-1978 (trans: Burchell G, eds: Davidson AI). Palgrave Macmillan, New York Global Water Partnership (GWP) (2000) Towards water security: a framework for action. GWP, Stockholm
  8. Gossling S, Peeters P, Hall CM et al (2012) Tourism and water use: supply, demand, and security. An international review. Tour Manage 33(1):1-15
  9. Grey D, Sadoff CW (2007) Sink or swim? Water security for growth and development. Water Policy 9(6):545-571
  10. GTZ-Deutsche Gesellschaft fu ¨r Technische Zusammenarbeit (2007) Transboundary water man- agement in the Southern African Development Community (SADC). GmbH Water and Sanitation Section, Eschborn, Germany
  11. Hadley C, Wutich A (2009) Experience-based measures of food and water security: biocultural approaches to grounded measures of insecurity. Hum Organ 68(4):451-460
  12. Hildyard N (1993) Foxes in charge of the chickens. In: Sachs W (ed) Global ecology: a new arena of political conflict. Zed Books, London, pp 22-35
  13. IPCC (2007) Synthesis report, contribution of Working Groups I, II and III to the fourth assess- ment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change [Core Writing Team, Pachauri RK, Reisinger A (eds)], IPCC, Geneva, Switzerland, 104 p
  14. Klare MT (2001) Resource wars: the new landscape of global conflict. Metropolitan Books, New York
  15. Luke TW (1999) Environmentality as green governmentality. In: Darier E (ed) Discourses of the environment. Blackwell, Malden, pp 121-51
  16. Luke TW (2005) Neither sustainable nor development: reconsidering sustainability in develop- ment. Sustain Dev 13:228-238
  17. Martı ´nez-Cortina L, Garrido A, Lo ´pez-Gun E (eds) (2010) Re-thinking water and food security. Taylor and Francis, London
  18. Murakami M (1995) Managing water for peace in the Middle East: alternative strategies. United Nations University Press, Tokyo
  19. Ohlsson L (1995) Water and security in Southern Africa. Department for Natural Resources and the Environment, SIDA, Stockholm
  20. Peace A (2002) Governing the environment: the programs and politics of environmental discourse. In: O'Farrell C (ed) Foucault: the legacy, Proceedings of the Foucault: the legacy conference held in Australia, 1994, Kelvin Grove, QLD, University of Queensland, pp 530-545
  21. Rose JB (2002) Water quality security. Environ Sci Technol 36:247A-250A
  22. Rutherford S (2007) Green governmentality: insights and opportunities in the study of nature's rule. Prog Hum Geogr 31(3):291-307
  23. Sarre P (2009) Governing the international economy: growth, inequality and environment. In: Brown W, Aradau C, Budds J (eds) Environmental issues and responses. Open University Press, Milton Keynes, pp 363-402
  24. Schulz M (1995) Turkey, Syria and Iraq: a hydropolitical security complex. In: Ohlsson L (ed) Hydropolitics: conflicts over water as a development constraint. Zed Books, London Shrivastava GS (2003) Water resources and food security: a Caribbean case study. Proc Inst Civil Eng Water Marit Eng 156(4):351-353
  25. Shuval Hillel I (1992) Approaches to resolving the water conflicts between Israel and her neighbors -a regional water-for-peace plan. Water Int 17(3):133-143
  26. Skolicki Z (2008) Co-evolution of terrorist and security scenarios for water distribution systems. Adv Eng Softw 39(10):801-811
  27. Staddon C (2010) Managing Europe's water resources: 21st century challenges. Ashgate, Farnham. ISBN 0754673219
  28. Staddon C, Appleby T, Grant E (2012) A right to water -a geographico-legal perspective. In: Sultana F, Loftus A (eds) (2011) The right to water: politics, governance and social struggles, 1st edn. Earthscan, Abingdon, pp 61-77. ISBN 9781849713597
  29. Sultana F, Loftus A (eds) (2012) The right to water: politics, governance and social struggles, Earthscan water text series. Routledge, London
  30. Turton AR (2003) The hydropolitical dynamics of cooperation in Southern Africa: a strategic perspective on institutional development in international river basins. In: Turton AR, Ashton P, Cloete TE (eds) Transboundary rivers, sovereignty and development: hydropolitical drivers in the Okavango River Basin. AWIRU/Green Cross International, Pretoria/Geneva, pp 83-103
  31. UNESCO (2008) Human security: approaches and challenges. UNESCO, Paris Waughray D (ed) (2011) Water security: the water-food-energy-climate nexus, World Economic Forum. Island Press, Washington, DC World Commission on Environment and Development (1987) Our common future. Oxford University Press, Oxford
  32. World Economic Forum (2011) Water security: the water-food-energy-climate nexus. Earthscan Press