Dams and Development in China: The Moral Economy of Water and Power (Contemporary Asia in the World)
by Bryan Tilt
Bryan Tilt explores the relationship between dams, development, water, and power in China. Focusing on the moral economy surrounding large-scale infrastructure, this book considers the values and competing interests tied to development and places China’s experience within the wider context of contemporary Asia.
About This Book
Dams and Development in China examines the relationship between water infrastructure and development in contemporary China.
Bryan Tilt focuses on the moral economy of water and power, highlighting the values and competing interests connected to dam building.
The book places China’s experience within the broader context of contemporary Asia and the political, social, and environmental questions surrounding development.
It offers a focused perspective for readers interested in infrastructure, governance, resource use, and the changing relationship between development and power.
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