You'd be well-served, I think, by the contents and bibliography of
Ken Conca's Governing Water:
http://mitpress.mit.edu/catalog/item/default.asp?ttype=2&tid=10636
MM
At 01:54 PM 4/15/2008, Raul Pacheco wrote:
Dear all,
I do recognize that this question may be better posed for a
list-serve in public policy, but I'm unaware of any, so I'm
appealing to GEP-ED.
I am writing a think piece on water governance. I am not looking
exactly at transboundary water governance, nor at global governance,
though both are topics I'm going to have to address in some detail.
I am aware of the Rhodes books and articles on governance, the
British school, and the transition from government to governance debate.
I am wondering if anyone has any particular "broad, lit review"
piece or knows of any, on water governance, particularly from the
viewpoint of network governance and polycentricity. I would prefer
if said piece was focused on water, but not necessarily
Suggestions most appreciated and will compile the responses.
Thanks in advance,
Raul
