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itical legitimacy no longer lay in managing the compromise between collective obligation and individual autonomy by reference to the modern ‘situation-centred ethico-morality’ that sustained eco-nomic-redistributive policymaking. The concerns of social citizenship, as expressed by organized labour,

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blication of Rachael Carson’s . and the Club of Rome’s work on the limits to economic growth combined with media coverage of environmental issues to heighten public awareness and concerns about the range and extent of environmental problems. These issues included the need stringently to treat water

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ered the starting point to develop a descriptive theory of Green Urbanism. The methodological approach starts by exploring the main business models, in a wider sense, applicable to a smart city, identifying the stakeholders and a framework to define, measure and develop the green dimension of a smar

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three approaches within neo-institutionalism: the historical-traditional approach, a cultural-organisational approach, and the (political-economic) rational choice approach. In order to make a choice we will follow the argument put forward by Bulmer (1998).

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ontext. The smaller scale of this case study, compared to other case studies in the NAIAD project, highlighted the similarities and differences in NBS effectiveness and viability across a wide range of spatial scales. The lessons learned from this Rotterdam case study can facilitate future decision-

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ature, transforming the DMZ into a precious reserve of biodiversity in the rapidly expanding and urbanizing context of the Korean Peninsula. These valuable ecosystems have been confirmed by an international coalition of scientists, activists and peace-builders, who all agree that a future reconcilia

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oxide and methane emissions show a large spatial and temporal variability, which results from a complex interaction of river carbon inputs, sedimentation and resuspension processes, microbial processes in waters and sediments, tidal exchanges with marshes and flats and gas exchange with the atmosphe

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