Our conception of what parenting should look like has changed considerably in our society. This is due not only to the large variety of family structures and the diversity of cultures that currently co-exist in our society, but also to a shift in mindset that touches the very heart of the parenting task. This can be expressed as the need to replace the concept of parental authority, which focu…
In the twenty-first century, a new water discourse is emerging, carried by the humanities. It focuses on cultural changes, such as an emphasis on gender and race differentiations in water relations, ways water features in urban design, and decolonial analyses of water practices. It is deeply informed by new materialist and posthumanist attention to the acti…
Despite advances, thedebate currently is broad, diffuse and somewhat confusing, while concepts, meth-ods and tools, as well as directions for policy remain vague and often contested.This book, a joint effort of the Loss and Damage Network—a partnership effort byscientists and practitioners from around the globe—provides evidence-based insightinto the L&D discourse by highlighting state-of-t…