Titlebook: Water Resilience; Management and Gover Julia Baird,Ryan Plummer Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Water resilience and water ma

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Facing Change: Understanding Transitions of River Basin Policies Over Timeience. In particular, the chapter explores the politics and socio-ecological conditions that enabled or challenged policy responses to deal with major changes occurring in a basin using the case studies of the Mekong, Colorado and Murray-Darling rivers. The chapter focuses on the way institutions ev

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Conditions and Cautions for Transforming Ocean Governanceentify enabling conditions and points of caution for transformation in the dynamic and complex field of marine management. Our cases include: (1) the Food and Agricultural Organization’s (FAO) small-scale fisheries guidelines, (2) debt-for-‘blue’-nature swap in the Seychelles, and (3) the United Nat

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Extraordinary Governance to Avoid Extraordinary Eventsons are manifold. Preventive measures are put on the back burner, while reactive measures, siloed governance approaches and power struggles are daily business, resulting in ineffective governance. The crisis is hitting the most vulnerable urban populations the hardest and is, ultimately, a social eq

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Charting a Course for Management and Governance Dimensions of Water Resiliencetions: the first synthesizes and reflects on the main messages: the nature of water resilience as a continuously negotiated construct; recognition that we are operating within a legacy of water management and governance approaches; the importance of time; and, a recognized preference for water gover

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Book 2021nthesis of research and experiences from a variety of disciplinary perspectives.? The book highlights the implications of theory and experience for innovation in practice and policy; and it explores frontiers and future research. The book further addresses the need for a consolidated, interdisciplin

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