Collaboration and conflicts in complex water governance systems across a development gradient

Research

• Understanding what shapes varying perceptions of the procedural fairness of transboundary environmental decision-making processesPDF

  Matthew Hamilton

• What makes collaborative water governance partnerships resilient to policy change? A comparative study of two cases in EcuadorPDF

  Paúl Cisneros

• Water community networks and the appropriation of neoliberal practices: social technology, depoliticization, and resistancePDF

  Emilie Dupuits

• The constitution of hydrosocial power: agribusiness and water scarcity in Ica, PeruPDF

  Gerardo H. Damonte

• Context matters: horizontal and hierarchical network governance structures in Vietnam’s sanitation sectorPDF

  Manuel Fischer, Mi Nguyen, Linda Strande

• Systemic coordination and the problem of seasonal harmful algal blooms in Lake EriePDF

  Ramiro Berardo, V. Kelly Turner, Stian Rice

• Multilevel water quality management in the international Rhine catchment area: how to establish social-ecological fit through collaborative governancePDF

  Alexander Widmer, Laura Herzog, Andreas Moser, Karin Ingold