Volume 18, Issue 6, August 2018

Governing Water in Federal River Basins

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ISSN: 1436-3798 (Print) 1436-378X (Online)

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  1. Editorial

    Governing water in federal river basins

    Lucia De Stefano, Dustin E. Garrick Pages 1573-1578
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    Multi-level interactions in a context of political decentralization and evolving water-policy goals: the case of Spain

    Lucia De Stefano, Nuria Hernandez-Mora Pages 1579-1591

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    Water markets in federal countries: comparing coordination institutions in Australia, Spain and the Western USA

    Dustin E. Garrick, Nuria Hernández-Mora, Erin O’Donnell Pages 1593-1606

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    Modelling to bridge many boundaries: the Colorado and Murray-Darling River basins

    Kevin G. Wheeler, Catherine J. Robinson, Rosalind H. Bark Pages 1607-1619
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    Utilizing sustainability criteria to evaluate river basin decision-making: the case of the Colorado River Basin

    John Berggren Pages 1621-1632

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    Reviewing reservoir operations in the North American West: an opportunity for adaptation

    Reed D. Benson Pages 1633-1643

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    Transboundary politics of cooperation: Telugu ganga project, India

    Srinivas Chokkakula Pages 1645-1654

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    Federalism, water, and (de)centralization in Brazil: the case of the São Francisco River water diversion

    Vanessa Lucena Empinotti, Wilde Cardoso Gontijo Jr… Pages 1655-1666

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    Canadian federalism and the governance of water scarcity in the South Saskatchewan River Basin

    B. Timothy Heinmiller Pages 1667-1677

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    Reconciliation of development and ecosystems: the ecology of governance in the International Columbia River Basin

    Barbara Cosens, Matthew McKinney, Richard Paisley… Pages 1679-1692

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    Scale and consequences: does the distribution of formal powers and functions affect water management outcomes in federal contexts in Southern Africa?

    Mike Muller Pages 1693-1706

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    Impacts of war in Syria on vegetation dynamics and erosion risks in Safita area, Tartous, Syria

    Hazem Ghassan Abdo Pages 1707-1719

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    Famine relief, public order, and revolts: interaction between government and refugees as a result of drought/flood during 1790–1911 in the North China Plain

    Lingbo Xiao, Xiuqi Fang, Wanyi Zhao Pages 1721-1730

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    Recognizing loss of open forest ecosystems by tree densification and land use intensification in the Midwestern USA

    Brice B. Hanberry, Marc D. Abrams Pages 1731-1740

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    An experiment in strengthening the networks of remote communities in the face of environmental change: leveraging spatially distributed environmental memory

    Petr Matous, Yasuyuki Todo Pages 1741-1752
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    Community vulnerability to changes in the winter road viability and longevity in the western James Bay region of Ontario’s Far North

    Yukari Hori, William A. Gough, Benita Tam… Pages 1753-1763

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    A landscape ecology assessment of land-use change on the Great Plains-Denver (CO, USA) metropolitan edge

    Joan Marull, Geoff Cunfer, Kenneth Sylvester, Enric Tello Pages 1765-1782

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    Vulnerability of forests in the Himalayan region to climate change impacts and anthropogenic disturbances: a systematic review

    Anusheema Chakraborty, Somidh Saha, Kamna Sachdeva… Pages 1783-1799

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    Assessing climate change adaptation strategies—the case of drought and heat wave in the French nuclear sector

    Jyri Hanski, Tony Rosqvist, Douglas Crawford-Brown Pages 1801-1813

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    Benefits of adapting to sea level rise: the importance of ecosystem services in the French Mediterranean sandy coastline

    Cécile Hérivaux, Hélène Rey-Valette, Bénédicte Rulleau… Pages 1815-1828
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