Towards a "New Culture of Water"

Authors

  • Jeffrey M. Banister University of Arizona

Keywords:

Mexico, water, political geography, political ecology, rural social movements

Abstract

Irrigation is perhaps one of the clearest windows onto the changing

Author Biography

  • Jeffrey M. Banister, University of Arizona

    Southwest Center and

    School of Geography and Development

    University of Arizona

    Tucson, AZ

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2012-12-31

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Vol. 15 (2011)

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