Titlebook: Climate Change Adaptation in River Management; A Comparative Study Yi hyun Kang Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

Inoperable

Hyperopia

Wolf W. Lasko Dr.,Lara M. Lasko Dr.ic evidence of climate change in Germany and the impact of climate change on water management. The discussion then moves on to the adaptation policy of Germany. National as well as supra-national adaptation strategies are explained with a particular focus on water management. In Germany, adaptation

Texture

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84474-3described in Chaps. . and ., this chapter delves into the interactive relations of policy discourse and institutional settings in the policymaking process for flood management. The significant difference between South Korea and Germany is that environmentalism is stronger in Germany than in South Ko

使虛弱

forthy

Yi hyun KangA novel approach to water governance and adaptation policies.Satisfies the growing need for socio-political analysis of climate change adaptation plans.Presents a unique case study focused on Korea’s

上漲

混沌

Climate Change Adaptation in River Management978-3-031-10486-2Series ISSN 2947-910X Series E-ISSN 2947-9118

節(jié)約

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-32726-5s, 2021; IPCC, .. Cambridge University Press, 2014a). In relation to flood control measures, this study identifies three main discourses which, for the purpose of simplification, are called: engineering-development, participation-equity, and conservation-ecosystem service discourses. A discursive sp

Oligarchy

善變

Wolf W. Lasko Dr.,Lara M. Lasko Dr.e discussed because they are critical social discourses related to water management. Finally, informal and formal institutions (i.e., federalism and participatory governance) which affect adaptation and water management policy are analysed.