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040			_aMAIN
041			_aEnglish
082			_a363.610954 _bBAV/WAT
100			_aBaviskar, Amita (Ed.)
245			_aWater scapes : _bthe cultural politics of a natural resources _cedited by Amita Baviskar.
260			_aRanikhet : _bPermanent black, _c2007.
300			_a374 p.
440			_a( Nature, culture, conservation series).
500			_aTable of contents: PART I: The politics of creating and regulating scarcity Chapter 1. Small is Deadly, Big is Wasteful The Impact of Large-scale Industrial Systems in Western India Chapter 2. The Politics of Water Scarcity in Gujarat Chapter 3. Yours, Mine, and Ours Managing Water Resources in the Mexican-US Borderlands Chapter 4. The Local Politics of Groundwater in North Gujarat PART II: Imagining communities Chapter 5. The Public Sphere and Water Provisioning Discontinuities in the Present Chapter 6. 'Our Village Puts Aside Politics for Development' Fluid Communities and Stable Claims Chapter 7. 'Asleep Then but Awake Now' Contesting Irrigated Land Along the Gambia River Chapter 8. Water and Well-being Explaining the Gap in Understandings of Water PART III: State projects and waterscapes Chapter 9. Ecology, Uncertainty and Memory Imagining a Pre-colonial Irrigated Landscape in South India Chapter 10. From Calamity to Resource Flood Control and the Politics of Natural Limits Chapter 11. The Dream Machine The Model Development Project and the Remaking of the State Chapter 12. Fluvial Intimacies
650			_aWater supply services.
942			_cBK
999			_c1754 _d1754