From the hydrosocial to the hydrocitizen: water, place and subjectivity within emergent urban wetlands

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Academic analysis of hydrosocial relations examining how corporate social responsibility initiatives by water companies in England create new forms of environmental citizenship and community participation within privately owned public urban wetlands.

Year: Not specified

Region / Country: England, United Kingdom

Cities studied: London

Academic field: Human geography; Environmental studies; Urban studies

Research topic: Hydrosocial relations and environmental citizenship in urban wetlands

Document type: Academic research paper

Authors: Dr Mary Gearey; Prof Neil Ravenscroft; Prof Andrew Church

Author affiliations: University of Brighton; Royal Agricultural University

Keywords: POPS; environmental citizenship; hydrosocial; hydrocitizenships; volunteering; governmentality; urban wetlands

Empirical basis: Fieldwork in emergent urban wetland privately owned public spaces

Policy context: Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives in the English water sector

Related legislation: Water Act 1989; Water Industry Act 1991

Focus of analysis: Privately Owned Public Spaces and community participation in water-related landscapes

Target audience: Researchers and scholars in environmental governance, urban planning and geography

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Theme: Philosophy, Epistemology

Document Type: Academic Paper

Author: Katalin Balog

Target Audience: Scholars in philosophy, epistemology

Topics: hydrosocial hydrocitizen Subjectivity

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