Navegando por Autor "Octavianti, Thanti"

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    Advancing urban water security: The urbanization of water–society relations and entry–points for political engagement
    (Taylor & Francis) Empinotti, Vanessa Lucena; Budds, Jessica; Jepson, Wendy; Millington, Nate; Ferrara, Luciana Nicolau; Geere, Jo-Anne; Grandisoli, Edson; Paz, Mariana Gutierres Arteiro da; Puga, Bruno Peregrina; Alves, Estela Macedo; Cawood, Sally; Jacobi, Pedro Roberto; Kinjo, Victor Uehara; Lampis, Andrea; Moretti, Ricardo; Octavianti, Thanti; Periotto, Natalia; Quinn, Ruth; Quintslr, Suyá; Sulaiman, Samia; Vicente, Paula Arce; Wahby, Noura
    We seek to advance a critical and relational concept of urban water security that theorizes urban processes in relation to the hydro- social dynamics that produce experiences of water securities and insecurities at multiple scales. Our intention is to set out an analy- tical framework that both examines the social relations that under- pin water insecurity and goes beyond the urban as merely the context in which water provision and risk take place. We seek to mobilize this concept to envision meaningful water policies and hydro-social practices to enhance social equity and empowerment for urban communities.
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    Mobilization of bias: learning from drought and flood crises in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Jakarta
    (Taylor & Francis) Quintslr, Suyá; Puga, Bruno Peregrina; Octavianti, Thanti
    This article examines water crises in three megacities (São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Jakarta) in the Global South. While crises can delegitimize the dominant water policy and lead to policy change, this does not necessarily come about in all cases. Drawing data from key informant interviews, newspaper articles and policy documents, and using Steven Lukes’ three faces of power framework, we observe how crisis framing has reinforced large infrastructures for water supply and flood protection. In the three case studies, powerful actors combined the three faces of power to shape public opinion in pursuit of their own agendas.