Presentations: Consider the water system in which the water sourcing and water Feb 22 delivery of your project is embedded. How will this system be affected by climate change? What impacts will this have on the water sourcing and delivery mechanisms of your project? Module 2: Political Economy of Water Sourcing and Delivery Mar 1, Mar 8, Mar 29, April 5 Readings: Part 1: Water trade: Virtual water, privatization, and pricing schemes Olsen, Tim. (2014.) Water: tracking the unseen water in goods “Virtual and resources”. Earth Magazine. Oki et al. (2017.) aspects of virtual water trade”. “Economic Environmental Resource Letter 12 044002. Kishore, Roshan. (2016.) is the biggest virtual exporter of “India water”. Allan, J.A. (2003). water the water, food, and trade nexus: “Virtual – useful concept or misleading metaphor?” IWRA, Water International, Vol. 28(1). Pp. 4-11 Vidal, John. (2015.) Privatization: a worldwide failure?”. “Water Lappe, Anna. (2014.) Bank wants water privatized, despite “World risks”. Part 2: Water access: Environmental justice, power, and place Case Flint, Michigan L. Harris, D. Kleiber, J. Goldin, A. Darkwah & C. Morinville (2017) Intersections of gender and water: comparative approaches to everyday gendered negotiations of water access in underserved areas of Accra, Ghana and Cape Town, South Africa, 26:5, Journal of Gender Studies, 561-582
Presentations: Consider the water system in which the water sourcing and water delivery of your project is embedded. How will this system be affected by climate change? What impacts will this have on the water sourcing and delivery mechanisms of your project? Feb 22 Module 2: Political Economy of Water Sourcing and Delivery Mar 1, Mar 8, Mar 29, April 5 Readings: Part 1: Water trade: Virtual water, privatization, and pricing schemes Olsen, Tim. (2014.) “Virtual Water: tracking the unseen water in goods and resources”. Earth Magazine. Oki et al. (2017.) “Economic aspects of virtual water trade”. Environmental Resource Letter 12 044002. Kishore, Roshan. (2016.) “India is the biggest virtual exporter of water”. Allan, J.A. (2003). “Virtual water – the water, food, and trade nexus: useful concept or misleading metaphor?” IWRA, Water International, Vol. 28(1). Pp. 4-11 Vidal, John. (2015.) “Water Privatization: a worldwide failure?”. Lappe, Anna. (2014.) “World Bank wants water privatized, despite risks”. Part 2: Water access: Environmental justice, power, and place Case Flint, Michigan L. Harris, D. Kleiber, J. Goldin, A. Darkwah & C. Morinville (2017) Intersections of gender and water: comparative approaches to everyday gendered negotiations of water access in underserved areas of Accra, Ghana and Cape Town, South Africa, Journal of Gender Studies, 26:5, 561-582
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