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Papers
Here you find a list of all full papers based on abstracts which have been available before start of the conference.
Feel free to download the updated cd on www.newater.uos.de/caiwa. This post conference version will include
all abstracts represented at the conference.
Full papers submitted for book publishing are not available completely in this place due to copyright reasons.
Only abstracts of them. The complete full papers are published in a book available at
Springer Verlag
Monday, 12th November
Tuesday, 13th November
Thursday, 14th November
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Session B1
AM Concepts and Paradigms
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Session B2
Experience in practical cases 1
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Session B3
Climate change, impact and responses in water mangement 1
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Session B4
Uncertainty 1
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Towards a relational concept of uncertainty: Incorporating the human dimension
Author: M. Brugnach, A. Dewulf, C. Pahl-Wostl, T. Taillieu
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Building Scenarios in Environmental Sciences -
Perspectives for their Applica-tion in the Risk Management of Extreme Flood Events
Author: J. Luther, J. Schanze
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Conceptualising uncertainty in environmental decision-making: the example of the EU Water Framework Directive
Author: Katja Sigel, Bernd Klauer, Claudia Pahl-Wostl
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Extended Bayesian uncertainty analysis for distributed rainfall-runoff modelling:
application to a small lower mountain range catchment in central Germany
Author: Daniela Balin, Haytham Shbaita, Hyosang Lee, Michael Rode,
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Session D1
Water management regimes
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Session D2
Experience in practical cases 2
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Session D3
Vulnerability assessment 1
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Session D4
Multi-level Governance
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Session D5
From guidance to planning support 1
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Session E1
Economics and Adaptive Water Management
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The need for new economic approaches in the context of adaptive water management
Author: Eduard Interwies, Anne van der Veen
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Cost-Effectiveness of water policy options for sustainable groundwater management:
A case study in Spain
Author: I. Blanco, C. Varela-Ortega, G. Flichman
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Irrigated Agriculture in an Era of High Energy Prices
Author: David Zilberman
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A tool for multi-stakeholder participation
Author: Maria Mañez, Silke Panebianco
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If you have a hammer everything looks like a nail: 'traditional' versus participatory model building
Author: Klaus Hubacek, Christina Prell, Mark Reed, Claire Quinn, Nanlin Jin, Joe Holden, Tim Burt, Mike Kirby, Jan Sendzimir
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Session E2
Experience in practical cases 3
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Session E3
Connection theory with practice
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Session E4
Role of participation and informal institutions
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Session E5
From guidance to planning support 2
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Session F1
Linking levels in water governance from local to global
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Session F2
Climate change, impact and responses in water mangement 2
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Session F3
Transboundary
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Climate Change and Water adaptive management through transboundary cooperation. The case of the Guadiana basin.
Author: Francesc Cots, J. David Tábara, Darryn McEvoy, Saskia Werners
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Facilitating Adaptive Management In Large River Basins: Using The Transboundary Analytical Framework
Author: C. A. Sullivan, M. Acreman, P. Wouters, E. Castro
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Revisiting transboundary water governance: Power, Conflict, Cooperation and the political Economy
Author: J.A. Allan, Naho Mirumachi
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Multilevel Deliberative Water Governance within the North American Great Lakes Regime
Author: Andreas Klinke
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Towards adaptive water governance observations from two transboundary river basins
Author: Nicole Kranz, Antje Vorwerk, Rodrigo Vidaurre
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Climate Change and Institutional Adaptation in transboundary river basins
Author: Jochen Hinkel, Timo Menniken
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Session F4
Comparative case study analysis
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Session G1
Transition 1: Learning in actor networks
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Session G2
Adaptive capacity, resilience 1
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Session G3
Uncertainty 2a
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Session G4
Coping with climate change in water management?
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Session H1
Transition 2: Actor strategies
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Session H2
Environmental flow requirements
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Session H3
Uncertainty 2b
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Session H4
Basin Governance and WFD
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Session J1
Transition 3: Social networks and knowledge diffusion
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Session J2
Social learning and public paticipation
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Session J3
Agriculture
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