Titlebook: Water Security, Justice and the Politics of Water Rights in Peru and Bolivia; Miriam Seemann Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Water Security, Formalization and Water Justice,l levels. In a global world of competing goods and products, however, they face growing water insecurity. During the last decade, increasing pressure on and greater competition over the resource (both among local communities and between old and new users) has transformed water into a contested resou

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Legal Pluralism and the Political Ecology of Water,o interdisciplinary schools of thought, legal anthropology and political ecology. By help of these schools, water rights (property rights) formalization, water security, water conflicts, and equity are conceptualized and interpreted. The first part deals with legal anthropology and the legal plurali

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Water Security and Equity for Peasant and Indigenous Communities in the Peruvian Highlands,and equity for peasant and indigenous communities. It analyzes how dominant legal discourses (“regimes of truth”) and coercive power mechanisms legitimize national water regulation and policy in the political debate. Local models of water resource management and rights have been mainly ignored by na

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The Formal Recognition of Local Water Rights in Peru,m to Formalize Water Use Rights, PROFODUA, which has been implemented in Peru to reduce water conflicts as well as provide legal security in the country. By scrutinizing PROFODUA’s main antecedents, objectives, implementation procedures and discourses, this chapter examines how supposedly . represen

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