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#18 Water Supply & Treatment

Title / Author	Cited by	Year
Hydrosocial territories: a political ecology perspective R Boelens, J Hoogesteger, E Swyngedouw, J Vos, P Wester Water International 41 (1), 1-14	241	2016
Water–energy–food (WEF) Nexus Tool 2.0: guiding integrative resource planning and decision-making BT Daher, RH Mohtar Water International 40 (5-6), 748-771	161	2015
Territorial pluralism: water users’ multi-scalar struggles against state ordering in Ecuador’s highlands J Hoogesteger, R Boelens, M Baud Water International 41 (1), 91-106	88	2016
Cooperative filling approaches for the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam KG Wheeler, M Basheer, ZT Mekonnen, SO Eltoum, A Mersha, GM Abdo, ... Water International 41 (4), 611-634	77	2016
International water conflict and cooperation: challenges and opportunities JD Petersen-Perlman, JC Veilleux, AT Wolf Water International 42 (2), 105-120	75	2017
From Spain’s hydro-deadlock to the desalination fix E Swyngedouw, J Williams Water International 41 (1), 54-73	62	2016
Governance of transitions towards sustainable development–the water–energy–food nexus in Cyprus J Halbe, C Pahl-Wostl, M A. Lange, C Velonis Water International 40 (5-6), 877-894	55	2015
Evolution of water management in coastal Bangladesh: from temporary earthen embankments to depoliticized community-managed polders C Dewan, A Mukherji, MC Buisson Water International 40 (3), 401-416	52	2015
Disputes over territorial boundaries and diverging valuation languages: the Santurban hydrosocial highlands territory in Colombia B Duarte-Abadía, R Boelens Water International 41 (1), 15-36	52	2016
Water-Energy-Food Nexus Framework for facilitating multi-stakeholder dialogue RH Mohtar, B Daher Water International 41 (5), 655-661	52	2016
GERD: new norms of cooperation in the Nile Basin? AE Cascão, A Nicol Water International 41 (4), 550-573	49	2016
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: the road to the declaration of principles and the Khartoum document SMA Salman Water International 41 (4), 512-527	48	2016
Telecoupling in urban water systems: an examination of Beijing’s imported water supply JM Deines, X Liu, J Liu Water International 41 (2), 251-270	45	2016
The water–energy–food (WEF) security nexus: the policy perspective of Bangladesh AK Gain, C Giupponi, D Benson Water International 40 (5-6), 895-910	42	2015
Where is the power? Transnational networks, authority and the dispute over the Xayaburi Dam on the Lower Mekong Mainstream O Hensengerth Water International 40 (5-6), 911-928	38	2015
Bioenergy, food security and poverty reduction: trade-offs and synergies along the water–energy–food security nexus A Mirzabaev, D Guta, J Goedecke, V Gaur, J Börner, D Virchow, M Denich, ... Water International 40 (5-6), 772-790	37	2015
Water–energy–food nexus in a transboundary context: the Euphrates–Tigris river basin as a case study A Kibaroglu, SI Gürsoy Water International 40 (5-6), 824-838	36	2015
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: a benefit-sharing project in the Eastern Nile? R Tawfik Water International 41 (4), 574-592	36	2016
PES hydrosocial territories: de-territorialization and re-patterning of water control arenas in the Andean highlands JC Rodríguez-de-Francisco, R Boelens Water International 41 (1), 140-156	35	2016
How would the Rogun Dam affect water and energy scarcity in Central Asia? M Bekchanov, C Ringler, A Bhaduri, M Jeuland Water International 40 (5-6), 856-876	33	2015

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