Elgar Encyclopedia of Water Policy, Economics and Management (Elgar Encyclopedias in the Social Sciences series)

Front Matter
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
About the Editor
Contributors
Preface
1. A Review of Water-Related LCA Indicators
2. Advances in Dynamical and Statistical Downscaling of Global Climate Change Projections at Local Catchment Scale
3. Advances in Limnological Research
4. Agricultural Policies and Water Management
5. Analysis and Evaluation of Post-Fire Erosion and Flood Protection Techniques
6. Applications of Post-Fire Erosion and Flood Protection Techniques
7. Approaches for Optimal Management of Marine-Protected Areas
8. ChatGPT and Water Management
9. Clean Water and Sanitation for All: SDG 6 Performance in Global, European and Regional Level
10. Communication of Climate Change–Driven Impacts on Water Resources in Wet Regions: The Example of Ireland
11. Computational Social Sciences in Human–Water Research
12. Contemporary Drought Management Techniques to Reduce Crop Water Stress and Enhance Food Security in the Upper Blue Nile Region of Ethiopia
13. Cooperation in Transboundary River Basins: Challenges and Research (Modelling) Approaches
14. Decisions for Water: The Crucial Role of Environmental Management Control Systems
15. Environmental Economics for Efficient Marine Protection: The Example of the Baltic Sea
16. EU Policies and Innovation Financing Related to Water
17. Flood Insurance: Economic, Psychological and Social Justice Perspectives
18. Freshwater Inflows to Bays and Estuaries
19. Full Cost of Water: Definition and Measurement
20. Full Cost of Water: Recovery and Incentives
21. Future Challenges of Water Resources Management
22. Gender and Water Security
23. Governing Water in the Cities of Global South
24. Groundwater: Our Secret Treasure to be Secured for a Sustainable Future
25. Hybrid Economic Models for Managing Integrated Water Resources Allocation as a Wicked Water Problem
26. Hydrological Hazards (The 4Ms: Modelling, Monitoring, Management and Mitigation)
27. Hydrology in Water Management
28. Hydro-Politics and Hydro-Diplomacy: The Case of South Asia
29. Ideology in National Water Policy
30. Individual Decision-Making under Flood Risk
31. Integrated and Sustainable Water Resources Management: A Systems Theory Approach
32. Integrated and Sustainable Water Resources Management: Modeling
33. Integrated Water Resources Simulation and Management in Degrading Groundwater Systems in Mediterranean Rural Watersheds
34. Integrating Experimental Economics and Living Labs in Water Resources Management
35. Large Hydro-Wind-Photovoltaic Hybrid Generation Systems
36. Management of Baltic Sea Eutrophication
37. Megadroughts and Challenges for Water Resources Management
38. Multi-Stakeholder Platforms in Water Resources Management
39. Nexus Ecosystems: A New Concept Rooted in Management Science
40. On Identifying Innovative Planning and Management Decisions
41. Optimal Control Approaches to Water Management: Discussing Model Uncertainty
42. Optimization Applications in Water Resources Management
43. Optimization in Water Resources Management
44. Participation
45. Policies and Investments for the Improvement of Water Pollution Control: The Example of China
46. Public Acceptability of Water Supply Innovations
47. Public Communication of Water Scarcity from Water Supply Agencies
48. Rainwater Harvesting
49. Recurring Food and Energy Price Crises and the Growing Role of Water
50. Reservoir Sedimentation as an Off-Site Effect of Soil Erosion: Two Different Approaches for the Same Case Study
51. Monitoring Sustainability through the Lens of Water Productivity, Resource Productivity and Eco-Innovation in the EU-28
52. Science-Supported Policies to Achieve Environmental Sustainability under Crises
53. Sediment Transport and Reservoir Sedimentation
54. Sharing of Transboundary Rivers and Making Peace
55. Socioeconomic Consequences of Water Trading: Reviewing the Evidence for Water Markets in Australia
56. Sociohydrology
57. Stakeholder Engagement and Communication for Water Policy
58. Sustainable Provision of Drinking Water in the Context of the Circular Economy
59. The Blue Acceleration in Human Use of the Ocean
60. The Environmental Impacts of On-Site Domestic Wastewater Treatment Systems: Evaluating Embodied and Operational Life Cycle Performance
61. The Evolving Economics of Agricultural Water in the Western United States
62. The Role of Groundwater in Adapting to Climate Crisis in Greece
63. The Water Commons
64. The Water–Energy Nexus as a Sociotechnical System under Uncertainty
65. Tradable Groundwater Permits in Agriculture
66. Transboundary Water Management
67. Understanding the WEFE Nexus Paradigm: Principles and Challenges
68. Unravelling the Unintended Consequences of Water Interventions: Challenges of Understanding Adoption within Human–Water Systems and a Way Forward
69. Valuing European Biodiversity Ecosystems
70. Water and Cities: Natural Solutions to the Urban Challenges
71. Water and the Water Framework Directive
72. Water Conservation in Agriculture: Economic and Policy Tools
73. Water Crisis: Communication Technologies and Public Awareness Policies
74. Water Footprint and Its Monetization
75. Water Governance in Irrigated Farming through the Social-Ecological Systems Framework: An Empirical Case in Ethiopia
76. Water Innovation: Toward Smart and Resilient Water Systems and Services
77. Water Management and Armed Conflict
78. Water Management in Africa
79. Water Markets in California: Punching Below Its Weight
80. Water Markets: Institutions, Issues and Remedies
81. Water Policy in Water-Scarce Countries: Insights from the Middle East
82. Water Quality Forecasting to Support Decision-Making in the European Drinking Water Supply Sector
83. Water Resources Management in Central Asia
84. Water Resources System Analysis for Addressing Growing Water Management Challenges
85. Water Rights and Legal Pluralism
86. Water Security in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Region
Index