Titlebook: How Institutions Change; Perspectives on Soci Heiko Breit,Anita Engels,Markus Troja Book 2003 Leske + Budrich, Opladen 2003 Institution.Ins

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Forewordor narrow in terms of their functional scope, global or local with respect to their spatial domain, they change continually in response both to endogenous pressures and to exogenous forces. It follows that the study of institutional change should loom large on the research agenda of analysts seeking

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Solving Problems of ‘Fit’ at the Expense of Problems of ‘Interplay’? The Spatial Reorganisation of Wed impact on existing national, regional and local institutions of resource management. It takes as an example the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD), which came into force in December 2000, and investigates how the future introduction of river basin management across the EU is likely to affect the

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Institutionalisation of Ecological Risk Perceptions: The Role of Climate Change Discourses in Germana natural source of calamities to which humans can only try to adapt. Moreover, the climate in one world region appeared more or less unconnected to other regions’ climates. However, in the 1990s a new perception emerged and became dominant. Now, the world climate is perceived as one interconnected