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GLOBAL SHIFTS: WATER POLITICS, WATER RIGHTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE   IN THE ERA OF CLIMATE CHANGE
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Reviewed By: Anthropology and Environment Section
Friday, November 16, 2012: 8:00 AM-11:45 AM

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Organizers:  William Derman (Norwegian University of the Life Sciences and Norwegian University of the Life Sciences)
Chairs:  Anne Ferguson (Michigan State University)
Discussants:  Robert K Hitchcock (Michigan State University) and Barbara Rose Johnston (Independent Scholar and Center for Political Ecology)
8:00 AM
Water In Rural Bangladesh: Governance and Social Issues
Suzanne Hanchett (Planning Alternatives for Change, LLC) and Tofazzel Hossain Monju (Resource Integration Centre)
8:15 AM
Politics, Participation and Water Use In Yunnan Province, China
Andrea Enrico Pia (London School of Economics and Political Science)
8:30 AM
Rules, Norms, and Injustice: Perceptions of Justice In Water Institutions In Four Cultures
Amber Wutich (Arizona State University, School of Human Evolution and Social Change and Arizona State University) and Alexandra A Brewis (Arizona State University)
8:45 AM
Gendered Environmentalism In the Era of Climate Change: Possibilities of Economies of Care In the Cloud Forests of Cotacachi County Ecuador?
Linda D'Amico (Winona State University)
9:00 AM
Water Governance and the Politics of Scale: Middle Eastern Cross-Border Conservation Campaigns
Emily McKee (Yale University, Brandeis University and Northern Illinois University)
9:15 AM
Discussant
Barbara Rose Johnston (Independent Scholar and Center for Political Ecology)
9:30 AM
Discussion
9:45 AM
Dissolution of Cultural Politics and Changing Rights to Water In the Andes of Southern Peru
Timothy E Podkul (University of Florida)
10:00 AM
Water by the Meter: Decentralizing Water Governance In Mozambique
Michael M Walker (Dowling College)
10:15 AM
Water Politics, Water Rights and Water Justice In Zimbabwe
William Derman (Norwegian University of the Life Sciences and Norwegian University of the Life Sciences) and Anne D Hellum (University of Oslo)
10:30 AM
Participation In Local Water Governance Structures In Malawi: The Case of Water User Associations
Ngeyi Ruth Kanyangolo (University of Malawi)
10:45 AM
Malawi’s Shifting Water Policies: Implications for Women’s Rights 
Anne Ferguson (Michigan State University)
11:00 AM
Discussant
Robert K Hitchcock (Michigan State University)
11:15 AM
Discussion
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