Titlebook: Large Dams in Asia; Contested Environmen Marcus Nüsser Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 Asia.Dams.Hydrology.Hydropo

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Tibetan Water to Save China?,ational position. By combining arguments found in foreign discourses and traditional Chinese models, the discourse participants aim to show that China can overcome her perceived weakness in contrast to Western countries and become a stronger and more ‘modern’ society. The domination and transformati

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The Promotion of Dams Through the Clean Development Mechanism: Between Sustainable Climate Protectiment is questionable. Given the controversial effects large dams may have on the local level, it is discussed in which respect carbon-offsetting dams constitute a form of ‘carbon colonialism’ that results in the exacerbation of one of the most problematic aspects of global warming: the asymmetries o

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Book 2014rom within the Cluster of Excellence ‘Asia and Europe in a Global Context: Shifting Asymmetries inCultural Flows’, based at Heidelberg University, with several expert contributions from external researchers..

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Misplaced Knowledge: Large Dams as an Anatopism in South Asia, scrutiny confined to specific projects. Large dams are not merely functional technologies but come invested with a broad range of meanings. Using a Geography of Science approach, this chapter attempts to create a genealogy of the evolution of the meaning of dams and identify the ways in which they

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Filling Multipurpose Reservoirs with Politics: Displacing the Modern Large Dam in India,alculation of cost-benefit ratios, which are assumed by many to objectively assess a dam’s social, economic and ecological impacts. This assumption is increasingly disputed by studies which instead suggest that outcomes are often arrived at politically and directed towards realising specific politic

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