Titlebook: Integrated Groundwater Management; Concepts, Approaches Anthony J. Jakeman,Olivier Barreteau,Andrew Ross Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2016 The Editor(s) (i

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The International Scale of the Groundwater Issueed dramatically over the last century. In many areas of the world, the balance between human and ecosystem needs is difficult to maintain. Understanding the international scale of the groundwater issue requires metrics and analysis at a commensurate scale. Advances in remote sensing supplement older

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Disentangling the Complexity of Groundwater Dependent Social-ecological Systemsr to uncover the diversity of elements at stake in the evolution of an aquifer and the loci for possible actions to control its dynamics. Two case studies illustrate how the state of an aquifer is embedded in a web of biophysical and sociopolitical processes. We propose here a holistic view through

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Linking Climate Change and Groundwaters key aspects of subsurface hydrology (including soil water, deeper vadose zone water, and unconfined and confined aquifer waters), surface-groundwater interactions, and water quality. Research and publications addressing projected climate effects on subsurface water are catching up with surface wat

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Groundwater Governance in Australia, the European Union and the Western USA are set up to steer societies towards the control, protection and socially acceptable utilization of groundwater resources and aquifer systems. Groundwater resources are very diverse and groundwater governance is complicated by the common pool nature of most groundwater resources, information gaps,

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Groundwater Regulation and Integrated Water Planningugh integrated management and planning approaches. Planning requires different levels of integration dealing with: the hydrologic cycle (the physical process) including the temporal dimension; river basins and aquifers (spatial integration); socioeconomic considerations at regional, national and int