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• Rozemarijn ter Horst

  

  Diving into Water Diplomacy – Exploring the Emergence of a Concept

  Год: 2022

  Разделы: Научные публикации, Обзорная статья

  Темы: Вода, Стратегическое управление водными ресурсами Водная дипломатия,

  Авторы: Bota Sharipova, Susanne Schmeier, Rozemarijn ter Horst, Alyssa Offutt, Jenniver Sehring

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  Источник: Diplomatica, 4(2), 200-221

  Based on a review of academic and policy documents, we analyze the variety of understandings and common patterns in the definition of water diplomacy. We also analyze tools, tracks, and levels through which and at which water diplomacy is conducted or analyzed.

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  Gender Dynamics in Transboundary Water Governance: Feminist Perspectives on Water Conflict and Cooperation

  Год: 2023

  Разделы: Научные публикации, Книги

  Темы: Водная дипломатия, Вода, Гендер, Стратегическое управление водными ресурсами

  Авторы: Rozemarijn ter Horst, Jenniver Sehring, Margreet Zwarteveen

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  Источник: Routledge. Taylor & Francis

  This volume assesses the nexus of gender and transboundary water governance, containing empirical case studies, discourse analyses, practitioners’ accounts, and theoretical refections.

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  Water diplomacy: A man’s world? Insights from the Nile, Rhine and Chu-Talas basins

  Год: 2023

  Разделы: Научные публикации, Обзорная статья

  Темы: Вода, Стратегическое управление водными ресурсами Водная дипломатия,

  Авторы: Rozemarijn ter Horst, Jenniver Sehring, Alexandra Said

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  Источник: Journal of Hydrology X

  Based on Feminist Institutionalism, this paper analyses the reasons for gender disbalance in water diplomacy. To this end, it looks at three intergovernmental decision-making forums on shared waters, namely the Nile Technical Advisory Committee, the Chu-Talas Water Commission, and the International Commission for the Protection of the Rhine. The perceived key obstacles for women’s access to decision-making positions were disciplinary gender divides that go along with a largely technical approach to water management, the gender division of labour, cultural norms, and perceptions of good leadership. While their relevance differed in the different socioeconomic, political and cultural contexts, the overall results show that male dominance in water diplomacy is not only a matter of numerical representation, but enshrined in professional norms and practices.

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