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Moving Forward: Policy Actors and Strategy,This chapter reviews the conclusions drawn in the book, and offers a breakdown of the strategy and interests the various stakeholders may pursue in the face of water accountability and the changing politics around water scarcity. It concludes with a discussion of future research pathways.

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Moving Forward: Policy Actors and Strategy,This chapter reviews the conclusions drawn in the book, and offers a breakdown of the strategy and interests the various stakeholders may pursue in the face of water accountability and the changing politics around water scarcity. It concludes with a discussion of future research pathways.

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Isaac M. CastellanoProvides detailed analysis and informed conclusions on the enforcement of water policy in the Western United States.Utilizes qualitative and quantitative models to explain variations in state enforcem

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The American West Responds to Climate Change, continuum of pressure on state agencies to enforce water rights and take steps to protect those rights through a variety of means. The chapter argues that status quo responses to unauthorized water use (or water theft) are largely inadequate, and illustrate the focal point of the state’s role in protecting property rights.