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John Marks MA, MD, FRCP, FRCPathg city in China. This chapter indicates that certain aspects of top-down management approaches can have a positive impact on responsiveness to environmental pressures, and that certain forms of co-production strategies can contribute towards adaptive and innovative capacity. This chapter also finds

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-1835-5rrent conceptualisations on urban water poverty are based on a politically produced ideology that water shortages are due to technical and natural constraints. This chapter explores the diverse range of institutional discourses on urban water poverty that have emerged with particular reference to th

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Funding the PSBR and Monetary Growth,ocesses of increasing post-disaster resilience may have impacted negatively upon environmental justice. We explore the design and implementation of post-disaster actions by national, regional and local authorities in the aftermath of a volcano eruption as ‘resilience-building measures’ and how they

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Guide to Unemployment Reduction Measuresmani neighbourhoods in Bulgaria. She provides a detailed description of semi-legal and illegal forms of electricity access in the Fakulteta neighbourhood in Sofia. The analysis of such solidarity-based inter-household electricity supply arrangements is framed through the lens of energy (in)justice a