Climate Change Adaptation as a New Global Norm in the Water Sector ? : Between Symbolism and Dilution

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Title
Climate Change Adaptation as a New Global Norm in the Water Sector ? : Between Symbolism and Dilution
Title of the book
A Critical Approach to International Water Management Trends : Policy and Practice
Author(s)
Dupuis Johann
Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan UK
Address of publication
London
ISBN
978-1-137-60086-8
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Published
Issued date
2018
Editor
Bréthaut Christian, Schweizer Rémi
Series
Palgrave Studies in Water Governance : Policy and Practice
Pages
177-200
Language
english
Abstract
Climate change impacts on societies and ecosystems are relatively new concerns in the water sector. A steadily growing literature emphasizes the need to reform water governance in order to make it more adaptive. In this contribution, I ask whether climate change adaptation can be considered as a new norm of policymaking and what this is implying for the governance of water. Building on the literature and on empirical material gathered from case studies, this chapter emphasizes the complex and erratic nature of adaptation policy processes, which may result in outputs that highly diverge from the positive expectations held in the literature and in international fora.
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