Water and politics: clientelism and reform in urban Mexico

Public services after democratization and decentralization

Accounting for reform in the Mexican urban water sector

Water and particularistic politics in urban Mexico : a historical overview

Reform adoption in León and Irapuato : policy insulation through broad elite incorporation

Reform adoption in Naucalpan and Celaya : policy insulation through narrow elite incorporation

Reform failure in Toluca and Xalapa : ad hoc solutions and gradual services decay

Reform failure in Neza and Veracruz : repurposed clientelism and acute services decay

Politics, time horizons, and the global water crisis.