Historicizing the environmental Kuznets Curve: water pollution in Göta Älv, Sweden, 1895–2000

JOURNAL ARTICLE published June 2016 in Water History

Authors: Klas Rönnbäck | Staffan Granér

A niche construction approach on the central Netherlands covering the last 220,000 years

JOURNAL ARTICLE published December 2015 in Water History

Authors: Don F. A. M. van den Biggelaar | Sjoerd J. Kluiving

Notarios y agricultores: Crecimiento y atraso en el campo mexicano, 1780–1920

JOURNAL ARTICLE published July 2009 in Water History

Authors: Jeff M. Banister

Qanat and territorial cooperation in Iran

JOURNAL ARTICLE published December 2019 in Water History

Authors: Majid Labbaf Khaneiki

Life after death: evidence of the Hoover Dam as a hero project that defends against mortality reminders

JOURNAL ARTICLE published March 2016 in Water History

Research funded by Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (CA) Insight Development Grant (430-2012-0264)

Authors: H. C. Ross | S. E. Wolfe

From ‘the dirtiest to the best water’ in Romania. Public health, sanitary diplomacy and water in Sulina (1890s-1914)

JOURNAL ARTICLE published August 2023 in Water History

Research funded by Romanian Ministry of Education and Research, CNCS – UEFISCDI (PN-III-P4-PCE-2021-1374)

Authors: Constantin Ardeleanu

Mapping the history of sailing

JOURNAL ARTICLE published October 2021 in Water History

Authors: Rodrigo Quijada Plubins

Between water pollution and protection in the Soviet Union, mid-1950s–1960s: Lake Baikal and River Vuoksi

JOURNAL ARTICLE published September 2018 in Water History

Research funded by Russian Science Foundation (16-18-10255)

Authors: Elena Kochetkova

Small scale water control works in Early Imperial China

JOURNAL ARTICLE published August 2022 in Water History

Authors: Brian Lander

Forbidden waters: colonial intervention and the evolution of water supply in Benin City, Nigeria

JOURNAL ARTICLE published December 2012 in Water History

Authors: Charisma Acey

The operation of ancient reclamation works at Lake Copais in Greece

JOURNAL ARTICLE published September 2015 in Water History

Authors: N. Mamassis | S. Moustakas | N. Zarkadoulas

How water and its use shaped the spatial development of Vienna

JOURNAL ARTICLE published September 2016 in Water History

Research funded by Austrian Science Fund (AT) (P25796-G18)

Authors: Friedrich Hauer | Severin Hohensinner | Christina Spitzbart-Glasl

Hydraulic landscapes in Mesopotamia: the role of human niche construction

JOURNAL ARTICLE published December 2015 in Water History

Authors: T. J. Wilkinson | Louise Rayne | Jaafar Jotheri

Drainage galleries in the Iberian Peninsula during the Islamic period

JOURNAL ARTICLE published September 2014 in Water History

Authors: Antonio Rotolo

What kind of water is good enough to drink? The evolution of perceptions about drinking water in Paris from modern to contemporary period

JOURNAL ARTICLE published December 2012 in Water History

Authors: Agathe Euzen | Jean-Paul Haghe

River histories: a thematic review

JOURNAL ARTICLE published September 2017 in Water History

Research funded by Helsingin Yliopisto (MULTIDOM-project) | Suomen Akatemia (1263468,286676)

Authors: Paula Schönach

Exclusion and invented water scarcity: a historical perspective from colonialism to apartheid in South Africa

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 21 March 2024 in Water History

Authors: Anthony Kaziboni

Roman emperors and legislation on public water use in the Roman Empire: clarifications and problems

JOURNAL ARTICLE published April 2012 in Water History

Authors: Christer Bruun

Floods, fights and a fluid river: the Viennese Danube in the sixteenth century

JOURNAL ARTICLE published July 2013 in Water History

Authors: Christoph Sonnlechner | Severin Hohensinner | Gertrud Haidvogl

(Inter)Nationalist rivers?: cooperative development in David Lilienthal’s plan for the Indus Basin, 1951

JOURNAL ARTICLE published June 2014 in Water History

Authors: Daniel Haines