Learning is decisive for successful problem solving in governance networks: it is by
acquiring, interpreting and diffusing information that public and private actors build joint …

Opportunities exist for radical strategies, driven by spatial planning, to adapt our urban fabric
to climate change. Floating developments are one such innovation. This phenomenon and …

Flood defense strategies have evolved from hard-engineered systems to nature-based
solutions that advocate for sustainability to meet today's environmental, social, and …

Studies on stability and change in modes of environmental governance often remain implicit
regarding the conceptualisation, nature and causes of stability and change. Moreover, they …

Cities have increasingly been confronted with disasters, ranging from earthquakes and
storms to floods and landslides. Traditional technocratic top-down approaches have proved …

Many streams and rivers experience major floods. Historically, human societies have
responded to such floods by moving away from them or by abating them, the latter with large …

This paper seeks to address a deficit in the literature by undertaking a comparative case
analysis of two governance systems for flood-prone areas in the state of Queensland …

The purpose of this paper is to examine how network learning influences decisions about
cooperative or competitive strategies between strategic networks composed of small firms …

This paper explores how the Room for the River Program contributes to the introduction of
adaptive delta management (ADM) as applied by the Delta Program in The Netherlands …

Co-management is a system in which resource management responsibilities are shared
between the state and user groups. Various national and provincial-level governments …