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2. Non-water factors in water governance and their implications for water sustainability: The case of Ontario’s water use reduction policy
3. Institutional Contexts and Policy Discourses : A Case of Water Quality Governance in Lake Erie Basin
4. Approaching the Collaborative 'Turn' in Water Governance: A Critical Reappraisal
5. Challenges and opportunities from a paradigm shift in groundwater governance
6. Evaluating an Agri-Environmental Network and Its Role in Collaborative Problem-Solving
7. Augmenting the IAD framework to reveal power in collaborative governance – An illustrative application to resource industry dominated processes
8. Coordinating Water Policies: Necessary, But Not Sufficient
9. RETHINKING WATER GOVERNANCE : MOVING BEYOND WATER-CENTRIC PERSPECTIVES IN A CONNECTED AND CHANGING WORLD
10. Incorporating Outcomes from Collaborative Processes into Government Decision Making: A Case Study from Low Water Response Planning in Ontario, Canada
11. Perspectives of natural resource sector firms on collaborative approaches to governance for water
12. Boundary Judgments in Water Governance: Diagnosing Internal and External Factors that Matter in a Complex World
13. State roles and motivations in collaborative approaches to water governance: A power theory-based analysis
14. Advancing the State of Policy Delphi Practice: A Systematic Review Evaluating Methodological Evolution, Innovation, and Opportunities
15. Cooperative and adaptive transboundary water governance in Canada’s Mackenzie River Basin : status and prospects
16. Evaluating an Agri-Environmental Network and Its Role in Collaborative Problem-Solving
17. Science–policy processes for transboundary water governance
18. Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation in Drinking Water Source Protection in Ontario: Challenges and Opportunities
19. Climate Change, Adaptive Capacity, and Governance for Drinking Water in Canada
20. Local Groundwater Management Studies in Ontario, Canada: A Case for Retaining a Role for the State in Community-based Water Research
21. Coordinating Water Policies: Necessary, But Not Sufficient
22. The Changing Role of ENGOs in Water Governance: Institutional Entrepreneurs?
23. An integrative assessment of water vulnerability in First Nation communities in Southern Ontario, Canada
24. Adaptive Comanagement and Its Relationship to Environmental Governance
25. Climate Variability, Climate Change and Water Resource Management in the Great Lakes
26. Conceptualizations of local knowledge in collaborative environmental governance
27. Markets and misfits in adaptive water governance: how agricultural markets shape water conflict and cooperation
28. Local Groundwater Management Studies in Ontario, Canada: A Case for Retaining a Role for the State in Community-based Water Research
29. Understanding stewardship behaviour: Factors facilitating and constraining private water well stewardship
30. The development of new environmental policies and processes in response to a crisis: the case of the multiple barrier approach for safe drinking water
31. Exploring the influence of agricultural actors on water quality policy: the role of discourse and framing
32. A Systematic Review of Water Vulnerability Assessment Tools
33. Imagined communities, contested watersheds: Challenges to integrated water resources management in agricultural areas
34. Exploring the influence of agricultural actors on water quality policy: the role of discourse and framing.
35. Community Capacity for Adaptation to Climate-Induced Water Shortages: Linking Institutional Complexity and Local Actors
36. Local Capacity for Groundwater Protection in Ontario
37. Governance and the challenges of water and food security
38. Desafios e oportunidades a partir de uma mudança de paradigma na governança das águas subterrâneas
39. Closing the circle: linking land use planning and water management at the local level
40. Closing the groundwater protection implementation gap
41. Drought planning and water allocation: an assessment of local capacity in Minnesota
42. Selecting appropriate dispute resolution techniques: a rural water managment example
43. Groundwater management by watershed agencies: an evaluation of the capacity of Ontario’s conservation authorities
44. Adaptation options for the near term: climate change and the Canadian water sector
45. Associated benefits and costs of the Canadian Flood Damage Reduction Program
46. Eutrophication and Water Quality Policy Discourse in the Lake Erie Basin.
47. How We See Trees.
48. The Agricultural Community as a Social Network in a Collaborative, Multi-Stakeholder Problem-Solving Process
49. Natural resource industry involvement in collaboration for water governance: influence on processes and outcomes in Canada
50. Farmer perspectives on collaborative approaches to governance for water
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