Water in a Changing World: Unraveling the Complexities of Conflict and Cooperation
Doctoral student Elisie Kåresdotter, Stockholm University defends her doctoral thesis
Time: Fri 2024-05-24 13.00 - 15.30
Location: De Geer lecture hall, Geoscience building, Svante Arrhenius väg 14, Stockholm University
Video link: Join the public defence online
Language: English
Participating: Elisie Kåresdotter
Water is a crucial resource that can unite or divide nations, but throughout history, people have generally cooperated to solve water-related issues. However, as freshwater scarcity intensifies due to climate shifts and escalating human demands, it is critical to identify water-related conflicts and cooperation dynamics. For instance, changes in water patterns, including floods, droughts, and dam construction to manage varying precipitation, could lead to increased competition and conflict over water resources. Effective water management and collaboration could help resolve these issues and foster peaceful water governance.
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