Vol 14 No 3 (2015): Themed Sections: (1) Scaling Down: Household Water Practices (2) Knowledge Production in the GEOWEB | Various Articles | ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies

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Published: 2015-10-07

Themed Section - Scaling Down: Researching Household Water Practices

Scaling Down: Researching Household Water Practices

Dena Fam, Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt, Zoë Sofoulis

639-651
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Counting (Gendered) Water Use At Home: Feminist Approaches In Practice

Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt

652-672
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A Participatory Mixed Methods Approach to Researching Household Water Use In Gosford, Australia

Nicole Thornton, Chris Riedy

673-687
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Using Water Diaries to Conceptualize Water Use In Lusaka, Zambia

Stephanie Bishop

688-699
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Researching World Class Watering In Metropolitan Calcutta

Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt

700-720
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Coevolving Water Sustainability in London

Tse-Hui Teh

721-734
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Rain Tanks, Springs, and Broken Pipes As Emerging Water Commons Along Salmon Creek, CA, USA

Cleo Woelfle-Erskine

735-750
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Designing for System Change: Innovation, Practice and Everyday Water

Dena Fam, Abby Mellick Lopes

751-764
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A Knowledge Ecology of Urban Australian Household Water Consumption

Zoë Sofoulis

765-785
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Themed Section - The Politics of Knowledge Production in the Geoweb

The Politics of Knowledge Production in the Geoweb

Ryan Burns, David Meek

786-790
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Shifting Boundaries of Volunteered Geographic Information Systems and Modalities: Learning from PGIS

Michael K. McCall, Javier Martinez, Jeroen Verplanke

791-826
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A Web of Expectations: Evolving Relationships in Community Participatory Geoweb Projects

P A Johnson, J M Corbett, C Gore, P Robinson, P Allen, R Sieber

827-848
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Mapping Grassroots: Geodata and the structure of community-led open environmental science

Jessica Breen, Shannon Dosemagen, Jeffrey Warren, Mathew Lippincott

849-873
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Hacker Cartography: Crowdsourced Geography, OpenStreetMap, and the Hacker Political Imaginary

Alan McConchie

874-898
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Research

“Possible Criminal Activity Afoot:” The Politics of Race and Boundary-Making in the United States Pacific Northwest Borderland

Leigh Barrick

899-927
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Storytelling Domestic Violence: Feminist Politics of Participatory Video in Cambodia

Katherine Brickell, Bradley Garrett

928-953
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Interventions

The Future is Radically Open

Neil Smith

954-964
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