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Looks at the role of law in achieving adaptive governance
Applies resilience as a bridging concept between law and social-ecological systems in specific social-ecological systems
Illustrates the theory with six water basin assessments

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Barbara Cosens is a legal scholar with a background in science who has almost three decades experience in interdisciplinary team work at the law/science interface. She is Professor in the College of Law and in the Water Resources graduate program at the University of Idaho.

Lance Gunderson is a systems ecologist who has four decades experience in understanding, assessing, and managing regional-scale social-ecological systems. He is Professor and Chair of Environmental Sciences at Emory University.

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Date d'�dition: 2019
Langue: anglais
ISBN 10: 3030102068
ISBN 13: 9783030102067
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Nombre de pages: 340
�diteur: Cosens Barbara, Gunderson Lance
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