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Societies, This chapter is organized according to several aspects of how global water governance has sought to structure social differences. These include: using initial notions of water stress and scarcity to order human-water relations, linking water scarcity to compounding problems of risk and water securi

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Water Futures,driving processes of global environmental change. Numerous futures are possible in the Anthropocene—the proposed geological epoch recognizing the collective force of human activity on the functioning of the Earth system. It tracks two potential structural responses for governance. The first is an em

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,?Zum Mythosbegriff im 18. Jahrhundert“,ion of economic value that shaped late twentieth-century sustainable development. It emphasizes the overlapping, partial, and abandoned economic techniques that have shaped global water governance and which subsequently complicate attempts at uniform or universal solutions to global challenges. It c

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,Selbstopfer und Repr?sentation, This chapter is organized according to several aspects of how global water governance has sought to structure social differences. These include: using initial notions of water stress and scarcity to order human-water relations, linking water scarcity to compounding problems of risk and water securi

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H?lderlin-Rousseau: Inventive Rückkehrdriving processes of global environmental change. Numerous futures are possible in the Anthropocene—the proposed geological epoch recognizing the collective force of human activity on the functioning of the Earth system. It tracks two potential structural responses for governance. The first is an em

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Water Futures, ensuring peace and respecting the dignity of human rights, offer a normative basis for structuring future responses to the challenges of global water governance in an era of rapid social and environmental change.