VANESSA LAMB

Associate Professor

York University

Canada

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Vanessa Lamb is an Associate Professor at York University in Canada. Her research focuses on transboundary water politics, environmental governance, and resource management, exploring critical issues such as the Salween River's geopolitics and the global sand crisis. Recent publications include studies on the interactions between state, society, and water in Asia, as well as the evolving dynamics of ecological agriculture in China.

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La Trobe University

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Caring for the river‐border: Struggles and opportunities along the Salween River‐border

Rivers as borders? Navigating in‐between the tensions of water‐state‐society geographies

Beyond state politics in Asia's transboundary rivers: Revisiting two decades of critical hydropolitics

Dams, Diversions, and Development: Slow Resistance and Authoritarian Rule in the Salween River Basin

Constructing the global sand crisis: Four reasons to interrogate crisis and scarcity in narrating extraction

How coalitions of multiple actors advance policy in China: ecological agriculture at Danjiangkou

How coalitions of multiple actors advance policy in China: ecological agriculture at Danjiangkou

The fence ‘didn’t work’: the mundane engagements and material practices of state-led development in China’s Danjiangkou Reservoir

Environmentalisms in Twenty-First Century Thailand: Continuities, Discontinuities, and Emerging Trajectories

Expanding transboundary environmental governance: A mobile political ecology of sand and shifting resource‐based livelihoods in Southeast Asia

The imaginary of a modern city: Post-politics and Myanmar’s urban development

Asia’s changing cities: Water, climate and power in the transformation of urban spaces

Hydrosocial practice in an urbanising floodplain: Local management and dilemmas of beneficial flooding

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MARK WANG

Eli Elinoff

Ruth Gamble

Fengshi Wu

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