Urban Water in Europe and North America: Origins and Developments

No 97-98, 2014/3 - 136 pages

Urban Water in Europe and North America: Origins and Developments

Pages 4 to 15

For a History of Water and Sanitation Services In Europe and North America

By Bernard Barraqué

Pages 16 to 29

Public Water Supply in Great Britain and Germany: Common Origin, Different Trajectories

By Bernard Barraqué, R. Andreas Kraemer

Pages 30 to 36

Water Supply and Wastewater Management in Paris, 1850-1930: The Generalisation of the “Belgrand System”

By Konstantinos Chatzis

Pages 37 to 43

A Coveted Concession: The Water Supply Network in Rome between Public Service, Capitalist Development, Geopolitics and Ideology (1864-1964)

By Denis Bocquet

Pages 44 to 59

Providing a municipal infrastructure: How did Paris and Milan finance their water and sanitation infrastructure (1853-1925)?

By Olivier Crespi Reghizzi

Pages 60 to 79

Lisbon water regimes: Politics, environment, technology and capital (1850-2010)

By Tiago Saraiva, Luísa Schmidt, João Pato

Pages 80 to 87

Water supply and sanitation services in Finland before World War 2

By Petri Juuti, Tapio Katko

Pages 88 to 100

Shared Knowledge and Know-How: Evolution of Urban Water in 19th Century in Montreal

By Dany Fougères

Pages 101 to 109

From Conventional to Non Conventional Resources: The Modern Water Supply of Barcelona

By David Saurí, Hug March, Santiago Gorostiza

Features

Pages 110 to 117

Portrait of a Company

Bibliography

Pages 118 to 121

Reviews

Pages 121 to 122

New Publications

Pages 122 to 130

Journal Reviews