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Hidden Waters - The Roles of Culture in High-Tech Jordan Valley (Jordan)

The Jordan Valley (Jordan) is today a post-modern laboratory of agronomic and hydraulic techniques of arid areas where irrigation represents a conflict interface between different life-worlds. The new hydraulic technical order of the water network is characterized today by continuous disorder in a frame of increasing scarcity, ecological and economic unsustainability and competition: irrigators creatively manipulate the complex and hidden water network as a main strategy, daily reinserting water in its political and cultural dimensions. In the frame of scarcity and new “community�? participation policies, what is at stake are different ideas of community between development actors and local irrigators: around water, different cultural perceptions of place, of belonging and of society encounter and struggle.