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Bach, Bird, Clausen, Jensen, Lange, Taylor, Viriyasakultorn, Wolf. 2012. Transboundary River Basin Management: Addressing Water, Energy and Food Security. Mekong River Commission (MRC). :63p..

Ziv, Baran, Nam, Rodriguez-Iturbe, Levin A. 2012. Trading-off fish biodiversity, food security, and hydropower in the Mekong River Basin. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 109(15):5609-5614.

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Moran, Lopez, Moore, Müller, Hyndman. 2018. Sustainable Hydropower in the 21st Century. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 115(47):11891-11898.

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Johnston, McCartney, Liu, Ketelsen, Taylor, Vinh, Gyi, Aung, Gyi. 2017. State of Knowledge: River Health in the Salween. State of Knowledge Series 6, WLE Greater Mekong. (July):10p..

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Ketelsen, Taylor, Vinh, Hunter, Johnston, Liu, Tint, Gyi, Charles. 2017. State of Knowledge: River Health in the Ayeyarwady. State of Knowledge Series 7, WLE Greater Mekong. (July):13p..

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Leese, Meisch. 2015. Securitising Sustainability? Questioning the 'Water, Energy and Food-Security Nexus' Water Alternatives. 8(1):695-709.

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Lee, Scurrah. 2009. Power and Responsibility: The Mekong River Commission and Lower Mekong Mainstream Dams. AMRC, University of Sydney, Oxfam Australia. :55p..

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Suhardiman, Lebel, Nicol, Wong. 2017. Power and Politics in Water Governance: Revisiting the Role of Collective Action in the Commons. Water Governance and Collective Action: Multi-scale Challenges. :9-20(12p).

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Lawrence. 2009. The Nam Theun 2 Controversy and Its Lessons for Laos. Contested Waterscapes in the Mekong Region. :81-113.

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Locher, Hermansen, Johannesson, Xuezhong, Phiri, Harrison, Hartmann, Simon, O'Leary, Lowrance et al.. 2010. Initiatives in the Hydro Sector Post-World Commission on Dams: The Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Forum. Water Alternatives. 3(2):43-57.

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Locher, Hermansen, Johannesson, Xuezhong, Phiri, Harrison, Hartmann, Simon, O'Leary, Lowrance et al.. 2010. Initiatives in the Hydro Sector Post-World Commission on Dams: The Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Forum. Water Alternatives. 3(2):43-57.

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Lebel, Lebel, Manorom, Yishu. 2019. Gender in Development Discourses of Civil Society Organisations and Mekong Hydropower Dams. Water Alternatives. 12(1):192-220.

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Lebel, Lebel, Manorom, Yishu. 2019. Gender in Development Discourses of Civil Society Organisations and Mekong Hydropower Dams. Water Alternatives. 12(1):192-220.

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Lan_Shiow_Tsai. 2015. Gender and Hydropower National Policy Assessment: Myanmar. Oxfam Australia. :7p..

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Dore, Lebel, Molle. 2012. A Framework for Analysing Transboundary Water Governance Complexes, Illustrated in the Mekong Region. Journal of Hydrology. 466-467:23-36.

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Hecht, Lacombe. 2014. The Effects of Hydropower Dams on the Hydrology of the Mekong Basin. State of Knowledge Series 5, WLE Greater Mekong. (April):15p..

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Dore, Lazarus. 2009. De-marginalizing the Mekong River Commission. Contested Waterscapes in the Mekong Region. :357-381.

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Scurrah. 2013. 'Countering Hegemony' and 'Institutional Integration': Two Approaches to Using Tai Baan (villagers') Research for Local Knowledge Advocacy. Governing the Mekong: Engaging the Politics of Knowledge. :27-48.

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Suhardiman, Wichelns, Lebel, Sellamuttu. 2014. Benefit Sharing in Mekong Region Hydropower: Whose Benefits Count? Water Resources and Rural Development. 4(October):3-11.

Lebel, Lebel, Chitmanat, Sriyasak. 2014. Benefit Sharing from Hydropower Watersheds: Rationales, Practices, and Potential. Water Resources and Rural Development. 4(October):12-28.

Lebel, Lebel, Chitmanat, Sriyasak. 2014. Benefit Sharing from Hydropower Watersheds: Rationales, Practices, and Potential. Water Resources and Rural Development. 4(October):12-28.