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| Title | Conflict and collaboration in water governance |
| Group | Water Systems and Global Change |
| Project type | thesis |
| Credits | 36 |
| Supervisor(s) | Art Dewulf (art.dewulf@wur.nl)
Raffaele Vignola (raffaele.vignola@wur.nl) Erik van Slobbe (erik.vanslobbe@wur.nl) |
| Examiner(s) | Carolien Kroeze |
| Contact info | Maria del Pozo (maria.delpozo@wur.nl)
Mengru Wang (mengru.wang@wur.nl) |
| Begin date | 2021/03/01 |
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| Description | Theme introduction
Managing water resources in an integrated way takes place in a governance context where many different actors try to influence decisions regarding the water system. Water governance is therefore characterized by a mix of collaboration, negotiation and conflict between a variety of interests, frames and institutions. Projects & possibilities for students Specific topics include dealing with frame diversity multi-stakeholder platforms river basin authorities water conflict and negotiation scale issues in water governance transboundary water governance adaptive water governance collaborative water governance In this topic there are opportunities to conduct a thesis in the Netherlands or Abroad |
| Used skills | Possible methods used in the thesis:
- Field studies & experiments - Case study analysis - Systematic literature review - Policy document analysis - Social network analysis - Interviews, surveys & focus groups - Mixed methods |
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