Cheltenham / Helsinki / Mu¨nchen / Boston / Dordrecht / New York / Paris / Kyoto / New Orleans / Berlin / Heidelberg / Cambridge / Copenhagen / Wiesbaden / Bonn / Ko¨nigstein / London / Bremen / Hamburg / Jakarta / Tu¨bingen / Opladen / /
Company
Polity Press / Amazon / Clarendon Press / Brown and Co / Oxford University Press / Northwest Germany Path / Stronger Political Steering A / Coastal Management / Creative Commons / Coleman / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Netherlands / Indonesia / Japan / Austria / United States / United Kingdom / Spain / east Germany / Czech Republic / /
Currency
EUR / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
University Bremen / /
IndustryTerm
flood risk management / oil-fired heating systems / risk management / ecological services / federal law / mass media / /
NaturalFeature
river Elbe / River Rhine / German North Sea Coast / river Weser / Dutch river / /
OperatingSystem
Aix / /
Organization
German Committee for Disaster Prevention / German Ministry for the Environment / Radical Change / civil society / Federal government / German Federal Ministry of Education / regional government / German Weather Service / Individualised Society / Research Center for Sustainability Studies / Green Party / Univ. of Ill. / European Environment Agency / Environmental Agency / Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences / European Union / Oxford University / Green Movement / regional parliament / /
Person
Heiko Garrelts / Edvard Elgar / /
PoliticalEvent
general elections / /
Position
actor / Minister / researcher / general scientific debate / AUTHOR / Major Plan / sociologist and political scientist / pivotal actor / /
Product
Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 / /
ProvinceOrState
Illinois / /
PublishedMedium
American Political Science Review / /
Region
Northern Germany / Western Germany / Central Europe / Northwest Germany / Northwest / /
AMBIO:200–209 DOIs13280Path Dependencies and Path Change in Complex Fields of Action: Climate Adaptation Policies in Germany in the Realm of Flood Risk Management