Water policy, imagination and innovation : interdisciplinary approaches / edited by Robyn Bartel [and three others].
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ISBN
9781315189901 (e-book : PDF)
9781351747486 (e-book: Mobi)
9781138729377 (hardback)
9781351747486 (e-book: Mobi)
9781138729377 (hardback)
Dil Kodu
İngilizce
Yayın Bilgisi
London : Routledge, 2018.
Fiziksel Niteleme
1 online resource (xxi, 270 pages)
Dizi
Earthscan Studies in Water Resource Management
İçindekiler Notu
chapter Introduction: Water policy and the Anthropocene / STEPHEN HARRIS -- chapter 1 Blue sky thinking in water governance: Understanding the role of the imagination in Australian water policy / LOUISE NOBLE -- chapter 2 Aboriginal Rainmakers: A twentieth century phenomenon / LORINA L. BARKER -- chapter 3 ‘Like manna from heaven?’: Just water, history and the philosophical justification of water property rights / A. J. WALSH -- chapter 4 Progressing from experience-based to evidence-based water resource management: Exploring the use of ‘best available science’ to integrate science and policy / DARREN S. RYder -- chapter 5 Accounting for water: From past practices to future possibilities -- chapter 6 Rethinking the value of water: Stewardship, sustainability and a better future / MICHAEL ALLEN FOX -- chapter 7 Stewardship arrangements for water: An evaluation of reasonable use in sustainable catchment or watershed management systems / MARK SHEPHEARD -- chapter 8 Water knowledge systems / JACQUELINE WILLIAMS -- chapter 9 Water policy for resilient agri-environmental landscapes: Lessons from the Australian experience / RICHARD STAYNER -- chapter 10 Waterworks: Developing behaviourally effective policies to manage household water use / DONALD W. HINE -- chapter 11 Quixotic water policy and the prudence of place-based voices / ROBYN BARTEL -- chapter 12 Heterotic water policy futures using place agency, vernacular knowledge, transformative learning and syncretic governance / ROBYN BARTEL.
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"This book explores creative interdisciplinary and potentially transformative solutions to the current stalemate in contemporary water policy design. A more open policy conversation about water than exists at present is proposed--one that provides a space for the role of the imagination and is inclusive--of the arts and humanities, relevant stakeholders, including landholders and Indigenous peoples, as well as science, law and economics. Written for a wide audience, including practitioners and professional readers, as well as scholars and students, the book demonstrates the value of multiple disciplines, voices, perspectives, knowledges and different ways of relating to water. It provides a fresh and timely response to the urgent need for water policy that works to achieve sustainability, and may be better able to resolve complex environmental, social and cultural water issues. Utilising a broad range of evidentiary sources and case studies from Australia, New Zealand, Canada and elsewhere, the authors of this edited collection demonstrate how new ways of thinking and imagining water are not only possible but already practised, and growing in saliency and impact. The current dominance of narrower ways of conceptualising our relationship with water is critiqued, including market valuation and water privatisation, and more innovative alternatives are described, including those that recognise the importance of place-based stories and narratives, adopt traditional ecological knowledge and relational water appreciations, and apply cutting-edge behavioural and ecological systems science. The book highlights how innovative approaches drawing on a wide range of views may counter prevailing policy myopia, enable reflexive governance, and transform water policy towards addressing water security questions and the broader challenges posed by the Anthropocene and the UN Sustainable Development Goals."--Provided by publisher.
Konu
Water resources development __ Case studies.
Water conservation __ Case studies.
Water-supply __ Case studies.
Water conservation __ Case studies.
Water-supply __ Case studies.
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520 |a"This book explores creative interdisciplinary and potentially transformative solutions to the current stalemate in contemporary water policy design. A more open policy conversation about water than exists at present is proposed--one that provides a space for the role of the imagination and is inclusive--of the arts and humanities, relevant stakeholders, including landholders and Indigenous peoples, as well as science, law and economics. Written for a wide audience, including practitioners and professional readers, as well as scholars and students, the book demonstrates the value of multiple disciplines, voices, perspectives, knowledges and different ways of relating to water. It provides a fresh and timely response to the urgent need for water policy that works to achieve sustainability, and may be better able to resolve complex environmental, social and cultural water issues. Utilising a broad range of evidentiary sources and case studies from Australia, New Zealand, Canada and elsewhere, the authors of this edited collection demonstrate how new ways of thinking and imagining water are not only possible but already practised, and growing in saliency and impact. The current dominance of narrower ways of conceptualising our relationship with water is critiqued, including market valuation and water privatisation, and more innovative alternatives are described, including those that recognise the importance of place-based stories and narratives, adopt traditional ecological knowledge and relational water appreciations, and apply cutting-edge behavioural and ecological systems science. The book highlights how innovative approaches drawing on a wide range of views may counter prevailing policy myopia, enable reflexive governance, and transform water policy towards addressing water security questions and the broader challenges posed by the Anthropocene and the UN Sustainable Development Goals."--Provided by publisher.
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040 |aFlBoTFG|cFlBoTFG|erda
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050 4|aHD1691|b.W38 2018
082 04|a333.91|bW324
245 00|aWater policy, imagination and innovation :|binterdisciplinary approaches /|cedited by Robyn Bartel [and three others].
264 1|aLondon :|bRoutledge,|c2018.
300 |a1 online resource (xxi, 270 pages)
336 |atext|2rdacontent
337 |acomputer|2rdamedia
338 |aonline resource|2rdacarrier
490 0 |aEarthscan Studies in Water Resource Management
505 00|tchapter Introduction: Water policy and the Anthropocene /|rSTEPHEN HARRIS -- |tchapter 1 Blue sky thinking in water governance: Understanding the role of the imagination in Australian water policy /|rLOUISE NOBLE -- |tchapter 2 Aboriginal Rainmakers: A twentieth century phenomenon /|rLORINA L. BARKER -- |tchapter 3 ‘Like manna from heaven?’: Just water, history and the philosophical justification of water property rights /|rA. J. WALSH -- |tchapter 4 Progressing from experience-based to evidence-based water resource management: Exploring the use of ‘best available science’ to integrate science and policy /|rDARREN S. RYder -- |tchapter 5 Accounting for water: From past practices to future possibilities -- |tchapter 6 Rethinking the value of water: Stewardship, sustainability and a better future /|rMICHAEL ALLEN FOX -- |tchapter 7 Stewardship arrangements for water: An evaluation of reasonable use in sustainable catchment or watershed management systems /|rMARK SHEPHEARD -- |tchapter 8 Water knowledge systems /|rJACQUELINE WILLIAMS -- |tchapter 9 Water policy for resilient agri-environmental landscapes: Lessons from the Australian experience /|rRICHARD STAYNER -- |tchapter 10 Waterworks: Developing behaviourally effective policies to manage household water use /|rDONALD W. HINE -- |tchapter 11 Quixotic water policy and the prudence of place-based voices /|rROBYN BARTEL -- |tchapter 12 Heterotic water policy futures using place agency, vernacular knowledge, transformative learning and syncretic governance /|rROBYN BARTEL.
520 |a"This book explores creative interdisciplinary and potentially transformative solutions to the current stalemate in contemporary water policy design. A more open policy conversation about water than exists at present is proposed--one that provides a space for the role of the imagination and is inclusive--of the arts and humanities, relevant stakeholders, including landholders and Indigenous peoples, as well as science, law and economics. Written for a wide audience, including practitioners and professional readers, as well as scholars and students, the book demonstrates the value of multiple disciplines, voices, perspectives, knowledges and different ways of relating to water. It provides a fresh and timely response to the urgent need for water policy that works to achieve sustainability, and may be better able to resolve complex environmental, social and cultural water issues. Utilising a broad range of evidentiary sources and case studies from Australia, New Zealand, Canada and elsewhere, the authors of this edited collection demonstrate how new ways of thinking and imagining water are not only possible but already practised, and growing in saliency and impact. The current dominance of narrower ways of conceptualising our relationship with water is critiqued, including market valuation and water privatisation, and more innovative alternatives are described, including those that recognise the importance of place-based stories and narratives, adopt traditional ecological knowledge and relational water appreciations, and apply cutting-edge behavioural and ecological systems science. The book highlights how innovative approaches drawing on a wide range of views may counter prevailing policy myopia, enable reflexive governance, and transform water policy towards addressing water security questions and the broader challenges posed by the Anthropocene and the UN Sustainable Development Goals."--Provided by publisher.
650 0|aWater resources development|vCase studies.
650 0|aWater conservation|vCase studies.
650 0|aWater-supply|vCase studies.
700 1 |aBartel, Robyn,|eeditor.
776 08|iPrint version: |z9781138729377|w(DLC) 2017021855
856 40|uhttps://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/9781315189901|zClick here to view.
901 |aTaylor & Francis
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