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June 24, 2024 Today on New Security Beat Flowing Together: Peace and Conflict's Role in Socio-hydrology By Stefan Döring, Kyungmee Kim & Ashok Swain In an era where water scarcity and disputes over water rights increasingly shape global politics, understanding the nexus between water and peace is more critical than ever. Responding to this growing challenge, the concept of "socio-hydrology" adds a human element to the technical work of water management, creating new, equitable strategies and seeking to turn conflict into cooperation where water issues arise.

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