Titlebook: Evolution of Dam Policies; Evidence from the Bi Waltina Scheumann,Oliver Hensengerth Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 Envir

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Sustainable Dam Development in Brazil: The Roles of Environmentalism, Participation and Planning,ted legislation and practices. It analyses two hydropower plant projects: Itaparica, built during the military regime; and Santo Antonio, a public–private project still under construction. The analysis begins with an overview of the relevance of hydropower to Brazil’s development plans since the mil

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Towards Responsible Hydropower Development through Contentious Multi-stakeholder Negotiations: The ess. It also analyses the ways in which environment and resettlement policies have been implemented in a number of hydropower projects. At macro level, the study begins by describing the multilevel processes that govern dam decision-making. It then considers changes regarding environmental clearance

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Sustainable Dam Development in Turkey: Between Europeanization and Authoritarian Governance,rs on dam-related legislation and practices, in particular on the Ataturk and Birecik dams on the Euphrates River, the Ilisu Dam on the Tigris River, the Ermenek Dam on the Goksu River and the Yusufeli Dam on the Coruh River—all of which were built in different periods and under varied political and

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NGOs as Strategic Actors in the Promotion of Sustainable Dam Development, activists express their concern about the power shift away from government towards the private sector, this chapter explores the various strategies non-governmental organisations (NGOs) use to persuade private actors to promote sustainable dam development and considers why some NGOs choose to adopt

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Transnational NGO Networks Campaign Against the Ilisu Dam, Turkey,riticized since the 1990s by civil society organisations for their environmental, social, cultural and economic impacts. Dam proponents and dam opponents are engaged in a “discursive battle” over norms and standards for large projects of this kind. Under pressure from transnational advocacy networks

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Interaction of Chinese Institutions with Host Governments in Dam Construction: The Bui Dam in Ghanam. The analysis focuses on the division of responsibilities between Sinohydro and China Exim Bank on the one side and the Ghanaian government on the other side. The findings show that environmental and resettlement planning for Bui was commissioned and financed by the Government of Ghana without Sin