Titlebook: Water Security, Justice and the Politics of Water Rights in Peru and Bolivia; Miriam Seemann Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Water Security and Equity for Peasant and Indigenous Communities in the Bolivian Highlands, indigenous populations and highlights how power relations shape these policies. The historical background of Bolivia’s (lack of) water legislation has been influenced by both neoliberal policies and social protests against neoliberalism. Bolivia underwent significant political change with the first

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The Formal Recognition of Local Water Rights in Bolivia, Law, which has been successfully promoted by the peasant irrigators’ movement and which, for the first time, recognizes indigenous and peasant water rights, by establishing the legal institutions of a “registry” (.). The Irrigation Law’s antecedents, main objectives, implementation requirements, ch

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The Formal Recognition of Local Water Rights in Bolivia, Law, which has been successfully promoted by the peasant irrigators’ movement and which, for the first time, recognizes indigenous and peasant water rights, by establishing the legal institutions of a “registry” (.). The Irrigation Law’s antecedents, main objectives, implementation requirements, ch

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The Formal Recognition of Local Water Rights in Cochimita, Tiraque Valley, Bolivia,ol) rights are constituted and how they reflect the local notions of water security and justice. By describing Cochimita’s process of obtaining a water registration and how the process takes concrete shape in the local context, its impact on internal water access and control rights as well as on con

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The Formal Recognition of Local Water Rights in Cochimita, Tiraque Valley, Bolivia,ol) rights are constituted and how they reflect the local notions of water security and justice. By describing Cochimita’s process of obtaining a water registration and how the process takes concrete shape in the local context, its impact on internal water access and control rights as well as on con

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,Conclusion — The Politics of Water Rights Formalization and the Missing Ingredient of Water Securitll as considerations for water policy. The current politics of water rights formalization fall short of acknowledging cultural, political and material elements of water control and management rights, which often leads to the weakening rather than strengthening of local water security.

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Book 2016ater security and equality for peasant and indigenous water users. She analyzes two distinct ‘top-down‘ and ‘bottom-up‘ formalization policies in Peru and Bolivia - neoliberal the former, indigenist-socialist the latter. The policies have intended and unintended consequences and impact on marginaliz