Barcelona / New York / The Hague / Wiesbaden / London / /
Company
Columbia University Press / Cambridge University Press / MIT Press / IDS Discussion Paper 372 / Oxford University Press / International Review / International Journal / SAGE Publications Ltd. / St. Martin’s Press / John Wiley & Sons / /
Continent
North America / Europe / /
Country
South Africa / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / Spain / /
Event
Force Majeure / Environmental Issue / Reorganization / /
Facility
University of Twente / Lancaster University / Wageningen University / Institute of Development Studies / /
IndustryTerm
actor systems / water governance systems / governance systems / natural resource management / risk management / water technology / water-neighboring governance systems / private water services / possible solutions / business management / water systems / water technologies / public management / water management / fragmented water governance systems / hybrid networks / socialecological systems / mining / /
Organization
Lancaster University / Cambridge University / Columbia University / Public Administration / MIT / Institute of Development Studies / Erasmus University Rotterdam / National Academy of Sciences / Reinventing government / civil society / University of Twente / Wageningen University / New government / Oxford University / United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization / Department of Sociology / /
Person
Addison Wesley / van Buuren / /
Position
actor / author / multi-actor / /
ProvinceOrState
California / /
PublishedMedium
the International Journal / Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / /
Technology
water technologies / water technology / knowledge management / /
Water governance: Facing the limits of managerialism, determinism, water-centricity, and technocratic problem-solving