Titlebook: Orders and their Applications; Proceedings of a Con Irving Reiner,Klaus W. Roggenkamp Conference proceedings 1985 Springer-Verlag Berlin He

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Jan Brinkhuiseps to take before we reach this stage and a deeper understanding of how businesses really can use persuasive business models and what they really can do with persuasive business models. The chapter gives a conceptual futuristic outlook secure persuasive business models on behalf of inputs from SW20

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Wilberd van der Kallenships with water and informs Indigenous water management and governance processes which are divergent from, and unrepresented within current Canadian water governance frameworks. Indigenous people are responding to water-related governance challenges by voicing their concerns, reclaiming their roles

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Frank De Meyer,Richard Mollinirst Nations have achieved some notable policy successes, the preponderance of power still lies with the water user groups. These arguments are explored by comparing water policy development in two distinctive Canadian regions: the southern Prairies where irrigation is the dominant water use and the

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Robert Oliver20 years of experience working on these issues in the Fraser River system this chapter will focus on the evolution of river basin management in Canada ranging from traditional river basin management approaches to more comprehensive methodologies. The significance of recognizing that comprehensive ri

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Per Salbergerirst Nations have achieved some notable policy successes, the preponderance of power still lies with the water user groups. These arguments are explored by comparing water policy development in two distinctive Canadian regions: the southern Prairies where irrigation is the dominant water use and the