Water Resources Management
The Water Resources Management (WRM) group is engaged in interdisciplinary research and education at the intersection of water, technology and society. We study integrated water resource management and governance questions in the developing world, and increasingly in the developed world. Central in our study are questions as to how patterns of allocation and use of water can be explained as the combined outcome of technological choices, socio-ecological dynamics and cultural-political processes.
Latest publications by WRM
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The implications of ignoring smallholder agriculture in climate-financed forestry projects : empirical evidence from two REDD+ pilot projects
Climate Policy (2018). - ISSN 1469-3062 - 12 p.
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Water shortages worsened by reservoir effects
Nature Sustainability 1 (2018)11. - ISSN 2398-9629 - p. 617 - 622.
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Using Data on Social Influence and Collective Action for Parameterizing a Geographically-Explicit Agent-Based Model for the Diffusion of Soil Conservation Efforts
Environmental Modeling and Assessment (2018). - ISSN 1420-2026 - 19 p.
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The Ostrich Politics of Groundwater Development and Neoliberal Regulation in Mexico
Water Alternatives 11 (2018)3. - ISSN 1965-0175 - p. 552 - 571.
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Sharing benefits or fueling conflicts? The elusive quest for organizational blue-prints in climate financed forestry projects in Ethiopia
Global environmental change : human and policy dimensions 53 (2018). - ISSN 0959-3780 - p. 265 - 272.