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Caitlin Schroering

Lydia Karazarifi is a member of the Undisciplined Environments collective. She is also a member of COSMOS, research Centre of Social Movement Studies in Florence, Italy. Lydia is PhD Candidate in Political and Social Sciences in Scuola Normale Superiore. Her research focuses on water commons and water movements from the perspective of social movement studies and political ecology.  

“Global Solidarities Against Water Grabbing”: An Interview with Caitlin Schroering
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“Global Solidarities Against Water Grabbing”: An Interview with Caitlin Schroering

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When social movements meet through water flows: A reflection from the Greek context through Two Festive Events

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