The mills of god grind slowly: the Na’aman River milling dispute and the thirteenth-century hydraulic crisis in the Crusader States

JOURNAL ARTICLE published April 2022 in Water History

Authors: Tobias Hrynick

Feeding and cleaning the city: the role of the urban waterscape in provision and disposal in Vienna during the industrial transformation

JOURNAL ARTICLE published July 2013 in Water History

Authors: Sylvia Gierlinger | Gertrud Haidvogl | Simone Gingrich | Fridolin Krausmann

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

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

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

Small scale water control works in Early Imperial China

JOURNAL ARTICLE published August 2022 in Water History

Authors: Brian Lander

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

The Fossa Corbulonis between the Rhine and Meuse estuaries in the Western Netherlands

JOURNAL ARTICLE published March 2014 in Water History

Authors: Jan-Willem de Kort | Yannick Raczynski-Henk

Philippine typhoons, sources and the historian

JOURNAL ARTICLE published June 2015 in Water History

Authors: James Francis Warren

(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

The long-term evolution of urban waters and their nineteenth century transformation in European cities. A comparative environmental history

JOURNAL ARTICLE published September 2016 in Water History

Research funded by Austrian Science Fund (AT) (P 25796-G18,P 25796-G18,P 25796-G18)

Authors: Verena Winiwarter | Gertrud Haidvogl | Severin Hohensinner | Friedrich Hauer | Michael Bürkner

Local government responses to urban river pollution in late medieval England

JOURNAL ARTICLE published July 2010 in Water History

Authors: Dolly Jørgensen

Groundwater management in Southeast Arabia from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age: a critical reassessment

JOURNAL ARTICLE published March 2015 in Water History

Authors: Julien Charbonnier

Structuring properties of irrigation systems: understanding relations between humans and hydraulics through modeling

JOURNAL ARTICLE published October 2010 in Water History

Authors: Maurits Willem Ertsen

Between arguments, interests and expertise: the institutional development of the Dutch water boards, 1953-present

JOURNAL ARTICLE published June 2017 in Water History

Authors: Erik Mostert

The presence of the past: a retrospective view of the politics of urban water management in Accra, Ghana

JOURNAL ARTICLE published July 2012 in Water History

Authors: Anna Bohman

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

From asset to threat: trajectory of sediment on the Rhône River

JOURNAL ARTICLE published April 2021 in Water History

Research funded by Agence Nationale de la Recherche (FLUIDGOV - ANR-18-EQUI-0001,FluidGov (ANR-18-EQUI-0001),ANR-11-LABX-0010)

Authors: Joana Guerrin | Emeline Comby | Raphaël Morera

Conquest of new lands and water systems in the western Fertile Crescent (Central and Southern Syria)

JOURNAL ARTICLE published October 2010 in Water History

Authors: Frank Braemer | Bernard Geyer | Corinne Castel | Maamoun Abdulkarim

Addressing conflict over dams: The inception and establishment of the World Commission on Dams

JOURNAL ARTICLE published December 2022 in Water History

Research funded by UK Research and Innovation Economic and Social Research Council (ES/P011373/1)

Authors: Christopher Schulz | William M. Adams