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The Sociogenesis of Water Stress,paniards took largely the form of a syncretistic process, it happened in the context of a colonial system of domination, which was not substantially transformed by the Mexican Independence or even by the Mexican Revolution. Drastic transformations took place not only in the forms of human control ov

obscurity

Water and Power in the Basin of Mexico,een Spaniards and Indians during the colonial period or the changing character of the public-private interface), (b) the social and political influence of water experts (for instance, the role played by specialized water techno-bureaucracies), (c) the crystallization of power structures related to w

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Water and Power in the Basin of Mexico,een Spaniards and Indians during the colonial period or the changing character of the public-private interface), (b) the social and political influence of water experts (for instance, the role played by specialized water techno-bureaucracies), (c) the crystallization of power structures related to w

EVICT

不要不誠(chéng)實(shí)

Contested Waters,connected, while the majority of the actors may be unaware of the multidimensional character of the overall process. Yet, by analogy with Clausewitz’s model of war as a totality composed by a large number of discrete engagements, ’great and small, simultaneous and consecutive’ (Clausewitz, 1989: 227

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Permanent

Epidural-Space

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