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Water Governance as Connective Capacity |
Jurian Edelenbos; Nanny Bressers
Routledge
Water Governance as Connective Capacity
Values Connecting Societies and Water Systems
Authors

Jacko van Ast; Jan Jaap Bouma; Mansee Bal

ARI Id

1666204452110_15060974

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

249-266

DOI

10.4324/9781315547626-13

Table of Contents of Book
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Introduction: Conceptualizing Connective Capacity in Water Governance
Jurian Edelenbos; Nanny Bressers; Peter Scholten
1-25
The Role of Political-public Leadership for Connective Capacity in Water Governance
Peter Scholten; Jurian Edelenbos
27-48
Connective Capacity in a Dynamic Context: Changing Water Governance Structures in Romania
Joanne Vinke-de Kruijf; Stefan Kuks; Denie Augustijn
49-67
Connecting Multiple Levels of Governance for Adaptation to Climate Change in Advanced Industrial States
Carina Keskitalo; Sirkku Juhola; Lisa Westerhoff
69-88
Framing and Linking Space for the Grensmaas: Opportunities and Limitations to Boundary Spanning in Dutch River Management
Jeroen Warner
89-108
The Climate Game: Connecting Water Management and Spatial Planning through Simulation Gaming?
Qiqi Zhou; Geertje Bekebrede; Igor Mayer; Jeroen Warmerdam; Maxim Knepflé
109-127
Connecting Levels and Disciplines: Connective Capacity of Institutions and Actors Explored
Yvette Bettini; Jeroen Rijke; Megan Farrelly; Rebekah Brown
129-149
Short-term and Long-term Tensions in Water Programs: The Role of Leadership and Organization
Nanny Bressers; Ytsen Deelstra
151-169
Connecting Long and Short-term via Envisioning in Transition Arenas
Josee van Eijndhoven; Niki Frantzeskaki; Derk Loorbach
171-190
Connecting Time Spans in Regional Water Governance: Managing Projects as Stepping-stones to a Climate Proof Delta Region
Corniel van Leeuwen; Arwin van Buuren
191-210
Framing Strategies and Connective Capacity in Water Governance Policy: The Case of the Second Delta Committee
Simon Verduijn
211-227
Bridging Knowledge Frames and Networks in Climate and Water Governance
Art Dewulf; Marcela Brugnach; Catrien Termeer; Helen Ingram
229-247
Values Connecting Societies and Water Systems
Jacko van Ast; Jan Jaap Bouma; Mansee Bal
249-266
Creating Legitimacy in Water Governance Networks through Complexity Sensitive Management
Jurian Edelenbos; Ingmar van Meerkerk; Erik Hans Klijn
267-289
The Influence of Connective Capacity on the Legitimacy of Flood Management
Miriam Cuppen; Joanna Pardoe
291-313
Great Lakes Water Governance: A Transboundary Inter-Regime Analysis
Cheryl de Boer; Gail Krantzberg
315-332
Conclusions: Towards a Synchronization Perspective of Connective Capacity in Water Governance
Jurian Edelenbos; Nanny Bressers; Peter Scholten
333-351
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