Titlebook: Globalized Water; A Question of Govern Graciela Schneier-Madanes Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 stakeholders.urba

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From the French Model to a “Globalized Model”act, it would be more accurate to speak of the emergence of a “global model” of public services management, which has been developed particularly in the water sector and used by the largest French water operators worldwide, rather than the internationalization of a given French model.

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France’s Water Policy: The Interest and Limits of River Contracts watershed scale. The state subsidizes some of the projects, thereby encouraging local players to commit themselves more to managing water resources. The results, however, fall short of the environmental objectives initially targeted by public authorities, suggesting that river contracts never replace fines and other coercive instruments.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138753ctured due to war and demographic and economic changes in shrinking cities, respectively. These urban examples of water in the “post-network era” highlight contemporary urban water paradoxes and the emergence of a new technical paradigm, the all-flexible model.

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Technological Rent: The Key for Water Services Regulationf treating water pollution, is called into question under integrated water management that is focused on resource conservation. Integrated water management has scientific and organizational implications, thus offering a historical chance for public authorities to establish a new kind of public-private relationship.