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Competition, conflict, and compromise: Three discourses used by irrigators in England and their implications for the co-management of water resources

Whaley, Luke; Weatherhead, E. K. (Water Alternatives Association, 2015-02-01)

In this paper we use discourse analysis to explore the current dynamic that exists among farmer irrigators in England, and between irrigators and water managers in order to understand the potential for co-management to ...
An integrated approach to analyzing (adaptive) co-management using the 'Politicized' IAD Framework

Whaley, Luke; Weatherhead, E. K. (The Resilience Alliance, 2014-01-31)

Scholars of co-management are faced with a difficult methodological challenge. As co-management has evolved and diversified it has increasingly merged with the field of adaptive management and related concepts that derive ...
Managing water through change and uncertainty: comparing lessons from the adaptive co-management literature to recent policy developments in England

Whaley, Luke; Weatherhead, E. K. (Taylor and Francis, 2015-09-02)

Abstract Water management is set to become increasingly variable and unpredictable, in particular because of climate change. This paper investigates the extent to which water policy in England provides an enabling ...
Power-Sharing in the English Lowlands? Exploring Farmer Cooperation and Participation in Water Governance

Whaley, Luke (Cranfield University, 2014-11)

Involving stakeholders in water governance is becoming an increasingly important topic in England. In this thesis I consider this ambition from the farming perspective, by investigating the potential for farmers to ...
Power-sharing in the English lowlands? The political economy of farmer participation and cooperation in water governance

Whaley, Luke; Weatherhead, E. Keith (Water Alterntives Association, 2015-02-01)

Participatory and cooperative forms of water governance have become regular features of government discourse and stated policy objectives in England. We consider this aspiration from the perspective of farmers in the English ...
Using the politicized institutional analysis and development framework to analyze (adaptive) comanagement: farming and water resources in England

Whaley, Luke; Weatherhead, E. K. (Resilience Alliance, 2015-09-01)

The challenge of managing water resources in England is becoming increasingly complex and uncertain, a situation reflected in many countries around the world. Cooperative and participatory forms of governance are now seen ...

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