Documents from the First PRINWASS International Conference

Meaningful Interdisciplinarity: Challenges and Opportunities for Water Research

Oxford, 24-25 April 2002.

Papers and Power Point presentations for downloading

• Joan Martínez Allier, Defending the rivers against development, and other water conflicts  [102 KB]

• Erik Swyngedouw, Ben Page and Maria Kaika Governance, water, and globalisation: a political-ecological perspective  [218 KB]

• Jouni Pavoola, Economics of water supply and sanitation services: towards a new institutional approach  [150 KB]. Also available as Power Point presentation  [62 KB]

• Geraldine Dalton, The sustainable financing of water supply services: the case of rural water supplies in Developing Countries  [187 KB]

• Neil Summerton, Water sector policy and institutional reform: lessons from the UK  [36 KB]

• Jeff Delmon, Water Projects: Problems, Pitfalls and the Interests of the Poor  [48 KB]

• Jon Bateman, Experiences in promoting Private Sector Participation in the water sector in former Soviet Countries  [506 KB]

• Bernard Barraqué, Can the Europeans afford their water services in the long run?  [61 KB]. Also available as Power Point presentation  [111 KB]

• Ben Page, Accumulation by dispossession: communities and water privatisation in Cameroon   [131 KB]

• Karen Bakker, From public to private to...public? Privatisation, commercialisation, and recent proposals for mutualisation of water supply in England and Wales  [154 KB]

Last updated: September 2007