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Benjamin A. Stickler,Ewald Schachingerin urban areas. In the context of river training for flood protection a multitude of river engineering measures are currently planned in Europe. Due to the experience gained from hazardous flood events in the last twenty years, most countries have acquired a more comprehensive view of rivers. This i

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Benjamin A. Stickler,Ewald Schachingernal arrangements. The focus has been primarily on the linkages between the national layer and the international layer but not between local and international layer. This is consistent with the dominant international relations theories that focus on inter-state relations. Consequently, there is almos

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Benjamin A. Stickler,Ewald Schachingerprominence. Though institutional transfer of IWRM from international to domestic arena has been widespread, this process is arguably under-researched. This paper attempts to address this problem by looking at the area of history and theory of IWRM, in particular focusing on how deeper analysis of th

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Benjamin A. Stickler,Ewald Schachinger are important for understanding and managing complex socioenvironmental systems: prediction, exploratory analysis, communication and learning. Each of these purposes highlights different system characteristics, role of uncertainty, the properties of the model and its validation. We argue that uncer

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Benjamin A. Stickler,Ewald Schachingerseparate arenas at different times, places and levels to gain support for their policies, programs and projects. Scale represents a class of key choices, commitments and constraints that actors contest or are forced to accept. In the Mekong region water governance is multi-level and multiscale with

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0017794t Act (RMA) enacted in 1991. The RMA promotes a . approach to integrated management of air, water and land. Growing demand for an increasingly scarce supply of sustainably allocatable water under a relatively buoyant market-led export economy based on primary production has increased competition and

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General linear time invariant systems,es in supply and water quality management. While some describe these new institutional designs as a “third way”, as opposed to traditional state-centered or market-based modes, we find that the most salient features of it to characterize even those effective state or market designs. The fundamental

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Deconvolution, a glimpse ahead, European Union is also influencing the water sector. In the Netherlands, the liberalisation trend has led the actors responsible for drinking water provision, wastewater collection, and surface water quality to start benchmarking processes in order to make the performance of the sector transparent