The inter-scalar interaction of norms is pervasive in African hydropolitics due to the nature of freshwater on the continent – shared, strategic and that which necessitates cooperation. However, with few exceptions, particular norms created at specific levels of scale have been …
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The main goal of this study is to provide an explanation of the concept of securitization as a hegemonic compliance-producing mechanism for preserving the status quo as per the 1959 Agreement in the Nile Basin. Though the systematic power-analytical approach and hegemonic and co…
Hydropolitics is becoming an increasingly important topic due to freshwater scarcity and by the number of challenges states face in achieving water security through shared freshwater resources. Using the tumultuous relationship of Singapore and Malaysia as a case study, the theo…
Recognising water as a central relational location of the asymmetric Israel- Palestinian conflict, this study critically analyses the peacebuilding significance of Israeli, transboundary water and peace practitioner discourses. Anchored in a theoretically-constructed framework o…