Titlebook: Adaptive and Integrated Water Management; Coping with Complexi Claudia Pahl-Wostl,Pavel Kabat,Jörn Möltgen Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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,Pillar—Software Functions and Features, Emphasis is given to the role of actor platforms and processes of social learning in multi-level governance regimes. The paper concludes a strong recommendation to implement learning cycles as an integral part of water management.

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Methods, Practices, and Diagnosis,ansition from planned to market economy. In the past 28 years, China’s average annual economic growth rate (GDP) was about 9.67%. The pace, depth, and magnitude of this transition, while bringing prosperity to citizens, have exerted severe ecological stresses on local human living conditions and reg

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Network Architectures for the Future,portion of freshwater depleted by the sector and its effects on water shortages and behaviors in other sectors. Because of these characteristics, there is a risk that in irrigated semi-arid environments, IWRM (with a regulatory emphasis on managing water use to effect water allocation between sector

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Automation in Clinical Laboratory, is a combination of graphical representation and narratives and divided into three components for the usage in research or practical implementation. The framework will be tested and refined in an interactive process between case study implementation, comparative analyses and generic concept develop

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Benjamin A. Stickler,Ewald Schachingerters could enhance sustainable development of groundwater resources. Knowledge of the composition of groundwater quality, including an adequate consideration of variable hydrologic boundary conditions and fluctuations of loads in rivers, is therefore of great importance..Previously, decisions concer

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Benjamin A. Stickler,Ewald Schachinger the capacity of both water agencies to adapt to changing conditions in an effective and legitimate way. Special focus is put on the role of emergent leadership, social learning, and both formal and informal forms of participation by stakeholders outside of the regulatory system.

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Benjamin A. Stickler,Ewald Schachingerncertainties. We present a set of strategies modelers can use to guide their developments. In light of these concepts, the modeling activity is re-contextualized, from being a process that aims at representing objectively an external reality, to one that can only be defined according to the characte