Titlebook: Kompendium der Mediengestaltung; Konzeption und Gesta Joachim B?hringer,Peter Bühler,Patrick Schlaich Book 2011Latest edition Springer-Verl

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Joachim B?hringer,Peter Bühler,Patrick Schlaichurban population. These grand challenges are increasingly taken up by cities that become the places where sustainable futures are emerging. This chapter introduces the theoretical and practical transition?perspective taken in this book and describes its structure and outline. It frames the dynamics

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Joachim B?hringer,Peter Bühler,Patrick Schlaicher supply, wastewater and stormwater services in metropolitan regions by offering insights into governance paradigms and institutional arrangements for urban wastewater reuse in agriculture from Australia and India. Instead of focusing on the technical aspects of designing and building infrastructur

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Joachim B?hringer,Peter Bühler,Patrick Schlaichal activities, more economically efficient and environmentally effective than by exclusive application of alternative instruments including command-and-control approaches. The book is based largely on the results of the research project ‘Co-operative Agreements in Agriculture as an Instrument to Imp

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Joachim B?hringer,Peter Bühler,Patrick Schlaichpolitical and economic importance. The Rh?ne has long been viewed essentially as a tool for energy production, heavily canalized and exploited by a series of dams and nuclear power plants – with the result that those who live along this great river have simply turned away.?.Basing their work on a de

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Joachim B?hringer,Peter Bühler,Patrick Schlaichs how governance of the Rhone river evolved in practiceThis book examines the issues at stake in transboundary water governance, it spotlights the Rh?ne River, a biophysical entity of enormous historical, political and economic importance. The Rh?ne has long been viewed essentially as a tool for ene

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Joachim B?hringer,Peter Bühler,Patrick Schlaichrsed by complex culturat economic and political struggles. The sumptuary laws were a part of those struggles. But precisely what part they played is important and potentially controversial. Before addressing this broad question some comments are needed about the way in which notions of ‘struggle’ an

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Joachim B?hringer,Peter Bühler,Patrick Schlaichcommon manifestation was a presumed link between the critique of luxury and the vanity of women. This chapter may perhaps be regarded as something of a digression. I confess that in finding myself in the unfamiliar territory of premodern social history I was disconcerted by the misogyny exhibited by