Through the application of “neoliberal” principles - private property rights, markets, and deregulation - the aim of Chile’s 1981 Water Code was to foster user investment in water infrastructure and efficiency in water use. However, the Water Code is increasingly being challenged over its association with the over-exploitation of water bodies for economic gain at the expense of human and environmental needs. Many analyses have examined how the Water Code affects water management but have paid less attention to water governance: the institutional structures, processes, and practices of decision-making around water. The aim of this paper is thus to analyse how the Water Code has configured governance, how this governance has shaped the social...
After reviewing some relevant elements of the trajectory and conjuncture of extractive activities in...
A diferencia del modelo de concesión privada aplicado en zonas urbanas, los servicios sanitarios de ...
[EN] The management of irrigation water in Chile has been transformed following the processes that ...
The Chilean system of tradable water rights and water markets has been well known and controversial ...
One of the most radical neoliberal reforms devised and implemented in Chile under the military regim...
Institutional actors of development use to express recommendations in the area of access todrinking ...
En este trabajo estudiamos los elementos de gobernanza presentes desde su origen en el Derecho de Ag...
The present paper reviews aspects of the current Chilean water policy, which relies on the water man...
This essay studies the social responses to water privatization in Chile. Through the analysis of two...
Since the 1990s, international water sector reforms have centred heavily on economic and market appr...
The Chilean Water Code of 1981 is a radical case of implementation of free market policies. In the A...
Water, as a common pool resource, is threatened by the possibility of overextraction generating a ne...
This work describes and analyzes the current institutional model of water management in Chile. It ex...
Cet article passe en revue certains aspects de la politique chilienne en matière d’eau, qui repose s...
This paper addresses the relationship between water distribution and governance as elements that all...
After reviewing some relevant elements of the trajectory and conjuncture of extractive activities in...
A diferencia del modelo de concesión privada aplicado en zonas urbanas, los servicios sanitarios de ...
[EN] The management of irrigation water in Chile has been transformed following the processes that ...
The Chilean system of tradable water rights and water markets has been well known and controversial ...
One of the most radical neoliberal reforms devised and implemented in Chile under the military regim...
Institutional actors of development use to express recommendations in the area of access todrinking ...
En este trabajo estudiamos los elementos de gobernanza presentes desde su origen en el Derecho de Ag...
The present paper reviews aspects of the current Chilean water policy, which relies on the water man...
This essay studies the social responses to water privatization in Chile. Through the analysis of two...
Since the 1990s, international water sector reforms have centred heavily on economic and market appr...
The Chilean Water Code of 1981 is a radical case of implementation of free market policies. In the A...
Water, as a common pool resource, is threatened by the possibility of overextraction generating a ne...
This work describes and analyzes the current institutional model of water management in Chile. It ex...
Cet article passe en revue certains aspects de la politique chilienne en matière d’eau, qui repose s...
This paper addresses the relationship between water distribution and governance as elements that all...
After reviewing some relevant elements of the trajectory and conjuncture of extractive activities in...
A diferencia del modelo de concesión privada aplicado en zonas urbanas, los servicios sanitarios de ...
[EN] The management of irrigation water in Chile has been transformed following the processes that ...