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Dr Erin O'Donnell (she/her) 🇵🇸

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Associate Professor in water law, focusing on water justice & river rights. Member, Birrarung Council, voice of the living river. Settler on Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung Country. Views are my own. https://findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/profile/525453-erin-o'donnell

We then use NSW and Victoria as two case studies to explore the relationship between carceral and restorative approaches - showing that in the context of a water market, strong punitive measures *can* enable a more effective restorative response but strong institutions are essential.

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We first interrogate the deliberate choice to frame unlawful water use as ‘theft’, arguing that this language shapes governance responses, constructs water as property, and both illuminates and obscures the victims of water misuse.

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Extremely disconcerting to have read your superlatively creepy (and excellent!) Wolf Worm over the weekend as this is unfolding 😱😱

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"If democratic life emerges through complex relationships between humans, more-than-human beings, ecosystems, and future generations, how might democratic institutions and our understanding of political communities evolve to recognise and govern through these relationships?"

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"If we write weak ones, we’ll learn the same lesson the hard way, with a different river name on the headlines."

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