The Social Side of River Management
de Groot, W.T.; Warner, J.F.;
The Social Side of River Management
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151 p.
Netherlands
- Radboud University Nijmegen Netherlands
- Wageningen University & Research Netherlands
river regulation, ecological engineering, watershed management, watersheds, Environmental Science, Engineering and Technology Management Science - Theory and Applications, rivers, social conflict, communities, environmental management, local population, water policy, water management, social issues, Department of Sustainable Management of Resources
river regulation, ecological engineering, watershed management, watersheds, Environmental Science, Engineering and Technology Management Science - Theory and Applications, rivers, social conflict, communities, environmental management, local population, water policy, water management, social issues, Department of Sustainable Management of Resources
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