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Emanuele Fantini is an Associate Professor of Water Politics and Communication at IHE Delft Institute for Water Education (The Netherlands), interested in African and Media studies, visual research, and interdisciplinarity. Emanuele is involved in transdisciplinary projects with researchers, journalists, photographers and artists on media, culture, and emotions in water conflicts, particularly along international rivers like the Nile. He has done research on the human right to water and on social movements against water privatisation. Committed to public engagement outside academia, Emanuele has hosted several podcasts, including “The Sources of the Nile”, and is the editor of IHE Delft Water Governance Blog, FLOWs.

 

Agriculture and Migration in Algerian oasis: Deep Groundwater access and Changing Relationships with Land and Labour
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Agriculture and Migration in Algerian oasis: Deep Groundwater access and Changing Relationships with Land and Labour

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