Titlebook: Integrated Governance and Water Basin Management; Conditions for Regim Hans Bressers,Stefan Kuks Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media

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Integrated Governance and Water Basin Management,tion of habitats, but took a resource perspective, a greater variation of uses and users was drawn into the analysis. Nor did we not restrict ourselves to a public policy perspective or a property and use rights perspective, but combined the two, both theoretically and empirically.

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Institutional Resource Regimes and Sustainability, literature will be dealt with. Our main purpose here is to present the theoretical notions that we have chosen or developed -- standing on the shoulders of many others -- and used in this particular research project. Furthermore, we formulate our hypotheses about regime shift towards integration an

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Harboring Water in a Crowded European Delta, country depends very much on transboundary inflows. Not only in terms of water quality and its vulnerability to upstream pollution sources, but also considering the country’s dependence on over 75 percent of its total water resources coming from rivers abroad. Over 30 percent of the total surface a

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Diverging Regimes within a Recently Federalised State, faces major regional disparities. Flanders is dependent on Wallonia for 60% of its drinking water needs. There are a series of recurrent problems with water management: regular floods in many places due to major rainfalls in wintertime and serious problems with the pollution of surface and groundwa

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An Innovative but Uncompleted Integration Process,rough the country, including about 30 major rivers are more than 200 km long, to which must be added the Rhine that for 190 km serves as a frontier in the East. Moreover, running surface water includes several thousand kilometres of artificial canals of which 4,500 km are classified as navigable. Th

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