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Review of Water, Culture, & Power: Local Struggles in a Global Context by John Donahue and Barbara Rose Johnston
2011
Berkeley Planning Journal
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This book captures the constraints and inevitable trade-offs associated with the intricate combination of politics, economic development, local identity and huge investment in water resources. In a series of essays, the conflicts, players, historical context and effects of water projects on communities throughout the world are described. The case studies are comprehensive, but slightly U.S.-centric. They include cases from South Texas, the Pacific Northwest, the Colorado River, Central Arizona
doi:10.5070/bp316111516
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