Titlebook: Governance as a Trialogue: Government-Society-Science in Transition; Anthony R. Turton (Gibb-SERA Chair),Hanlie J. Hatt Book 2007 Springer

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The Role of Communication in Governance: The River Health Programme as a Case Studyards the role of communication in the society-science interface, highlighting the lessons learnt and communication challenges arising from the South African River Health Programme’s State-of-Rivers reporting component.

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An Institutional Perspective on Governance — The Evolution of Integrated River Management in Victori, it needs to build in a third dimension — that of .. This recognises that action at any one point in time can only occur to the extent supported by the three components taken together, and that evolution will occur only incrementally, building on past achievements and knowledge.

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1614-810X ncept of governance, especially in relation to the eff- tive and sustainable management of natural resources. During this period, issues of water governance have received particular attention, for example in relation to the provision of reliable water supplies as a catalyst for p- erty eradication.

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Evolution of International Norms and Values for Transboundary Groundwater Governancelution from the traditional approach to groundwater in international law to the latest trends both at the International Law Commission and in environmental treaties. International law is not only about regulating international relations because core norms and values have the potential to be incorporated into national law.

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