CONSERVATION OF WATER BY STORAGE
CONTENTS INTRODUCTION: WATER-CONTROL BATTLE?ELDS 1 1 THE CONTESTED ?ELD OF WATER RIGHTS: NORMS, POWER, NETWORKS AND DISCOURSES 1 2 INVESTIGATING WATER CONTROL IN THE ANDEAN COUNTRIES 1 3 THIS BOOK: FROM THE POWERS OF ILLUSION TO THE FORCES OF ‘CON-FUSION’ WATER RIGHTS IN COLLECTIVELY MANAGED ANDEAN SYSTEMS 2 1 CECELES VERSUS TZATICAHUÁN: CON?ICTS OVER THE CREATION OF WATER RIGHTS 2 2 WATER RIGHTS AND LEGAL COMPLEXITY 2 3 WATER RIGHTS’ EMBEDDEDNESS 2 4 COLLECTIVE AND INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS 2 5 ACQUIRING WATER RIGHTS 2 6 WATER RIGHTS CONTENTS: ACCESS AND CONTROL RIGHTS 2 7 WATER RIGHTS AND PROPERTY REGIMES 2 8 FLUID CONDITIONS AND DYNAMIC RELATIONSHIPS: WATER RIGHTS IN ACTION 2 9 CREATING AND RE-CREATING WATER RIGHTS REGIMES OF WATER TRUTH: INTERDISCIPLINARITY, DOMAINS OF WATER CONTROL AND HYDROSOCIAL CYCLE POLITICS 3 1 BALCOMPATA: DIVERGING TRUTHS ABOUT THE HEART OF IRRIGATION WATER CONTROL 3 2 DOMAINS OF WATER KNOWLEDGE AND CONTROL 3 3 A TRUE LOVE STORY: VIRACOCHA, PACHAMAMA AND THE HYDRO-COSMOLOGICAL CYCLE 3 4 INTERDISCIPLINARY ONTOLOGIES, WATER CONTROL DOMAINS AND HYDROSOCIAL POLITICS 3 5 PRACTICE, POWER AND PROCESS EMBEDDEDNESS OF WATER CONTROL IN THE ANDEAN PEASANT ECONOMY 4 1 INTRODUCTION: THE RATIONALITY UNDERLYING IRRATIONALLY INVERTED GRO-ECOLOGY 4 2 AGRO-ECOLOGY AND SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS: HYDROSOCIAL TERRITORIES AND ERTICAL ECONOMIES 4 3 THE ORGANIZATION OF FARMER-CONTROLLED IRRIGATION SYSTEMS IN THE ANDES 4 4 THE ANDEAN PEASANT ECONOMY 4 5 REGIMES OF RECIPROCITY: BETWEEN MUTUAL SUPPORT AND CONCEALED SUBJUGATION 4 6 CONSTRUCTION AND DECONSTRUCTION OF THE ANDEAN ‘COMMUNITY’ THE HYDRO-POLITICS OF IDENTITY: COERCIVE AND CAPILLARY POWERS 5 1 INTRODUCTION: DON FERMÍN AND THE POLITICS OF IDENTITY 5 2 THE EXPROPRIATION OF CREATION: ERODING CONTROL OVER COLLECTIVE LABOR AND RECIPROCITY IN COMMUNAL WATER CONTROL 5 3 A POWER REGIME TRANSITION: COERCIVE AND CAPILLARY POWER MODES 5 4 MODERN POWER IN ANCIENT TIMES, ANCIENT POWER IN MODERN TIMES: THE HYDRO-POLITICS OF IDENTITY PANOPTIC POWER AND THE MORALIZATION OF WATER-CONTROL TECHNOLOGY 6 1 PANOPTICISM AND THE HYDROPOLITICAL DREAM SCHEME 6 2 MODULES AND TERTIARY CANALS: CHANNELING POWER 6 3 THE POWER OF ILLUSION EXPERTOCRATIZING LOCAL WATER RIGHTS 7 1 SUBJECT- AND FANTASY-LOSS: THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF HYDRO-POLICY MODELING 7 2 OBJECTI?ED KNOWLEDGE AND UTILITARIAN REASON: ‘SOME HAVE TO SUFFER FOR MAJORITY WELL-BEING’ 7 3 NEWSPEAK AND THE EXPERTOCRATIZATION OF WATER RIGHTS 7 4 MODERN WATER RIGHTS AND WATER SCARCITY GENERATION 7 5 PRODUCING MODERN WATER NEEDS AND PRACTICING SELF-REPROACH 7 6 LACK OF IMAGINATION NEOLIBERALIZING COLLECTIVE WATER RIGHTS AND CREATING SPACES OF RESISTANCE 8 1 INTRODUCTION: FROM GAMONALISMO TO MODERN WATER GRABBING: PISHTAKU METAMORPHOSIS 8 2 PRIVATIZATION AND DETERRITORIALIZATION: NEW POLICIES WITH ANCIENT ROOTS 8 3 RECENT WAVES OF PRIVATIZATION POLICIES IN THE ANDES 8 4 COLLECTIVE RIGHTS AND PRIVATIZATION 8 5 RESISTANCE 8 6 DAY-TO-DAY WATER DEFENSE THROUGH ‘WATER RIGHTS PLURALISM’ AND ‘CONCEALED SPACES’ 8 7 RE?ECTIONS RESISTANCE AS ‘CON-FUSION’: MIMESIS, MIMICRY AND CONTESTING THE DREAM SCHEME 9 1 LICTO: CHALLENGING THE ELITE’S HYDROPOLITICAL POWER 9 2 ROSA 9 3 DECOLONIZING WATER COMMUNITY, CULTURE AND IDENTITY 9 4 REMORALIZING IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE 9 5 INÉS: WATER RIGHTS AND SYSTEM DESIGN AS A NEVER-ENDING STRUGGLE 9 6 RESISTANCE AS ‘CON-FUSION’: MIMICRY, NONCONFORMITY AND HYDROSOCIAL ROOTSTOCK TERRITORIALITY 9 7 RE?ECTIONS: RECIPES, RIGHTS AND RESISTANCE CONCLUSIONS AND RE?ECTIONS: POWERS OF ILLUSION AND FORCES OF CON-FUSION 10 1 THE REALITY OF REALITY 10 2 MULTILAYERED WATER-RIGHTS BATTLE?ELDS 10 3 POWERS OF ILLUSION: COERCIVE/CAPILLARY DOMESTICATION AND POWERFUL DREAM SCHEMES 10 4 THE REALITY OF ?CTION: BEYOND PATERNALISM, MODERNIZATION AND MOTHERNIZATION 10 5 FICTION OF REALITY: UNDERTOWS, MIMICRY AND ‘CON-FUSION’ 10 6 REALIZING ALTERNATIVE REALITY REFERENCES JUSTICIA HÍDRICA/WATER JUSTICE: WATER ACCUMULATION, CON?ICTS AND CIVIL SOCIETY STRATEGIES