JS-55
Socio-Ecological Inequality: Water Futures

Thursday, July 17, 2014: 10:30 AM-12:20 PM
Room: 303
RC07 Futures Research (host committee)
WG02 Historical and Comparative Sociology

Language: English and Spanish

Session Organizer:
José Esteban CASTRO, Newcastle University, United Kingdom
JS-55.1
‘State-Formation From Below': Social Movement Of The Dam-Evictees' and ‘Legal Transformation' Of The State In Maharashtra (India), 1960-1976 (Oral Presentation)
Arnab ROY CHOWDHURY, National University of Singapore, Singapore

JS-55.2
Inequalities Faced By Women in IWRM Policies in Burkina Faso and Ghana (Oral Presentation)
William's DARÉ, CIRAD, Burkina Faso; Jean-Philippe VENOT, Wageningen University, Netherlands; Kalie LASITER, Emory University, USA; Stephanie STAWICKI, Emory University, USA

JS-55.3
Enhancing Local Users in Water Resources Decision Making in Burkina Faso : How to Modify the Balance of Power (Oral Presentation)
William's DARÉ, CIRAD, Burkina Faso; Jean-Philippe VENOT, Wageningen University, Netherlands; Frédérique JANKOWSKI, CIRAD, France

JS-55.4
A Method to Construct the New Framework for the Equitable Water Distribution -the Case Study of the “Water War” in Bolivia- (Oral Presentation)
Hiromi MAKITA, University of Tokyo, Japan

JS-55.5
Struggling Against Water Environmental Inequality through Dialogue and Cooperation: Micropolitics Under Suppressed Public Sphere (Oral Presentation)
Kenji OTSUKA, Institute of Developing Economies, Japan

JS-55.6
Supply-Side Economics and Demand-Side Planning: U.S. Southwest Water Challenges, the Case of Oklahoma (Oral Presentation)
Hannah HOLLEMAN, Amherst College, USA

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