The first large-scale study of watershed management to explore the efficacy of collaborative approaches to improving water quality.
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Dr. David P. Adams is an Associate Professor of Public Administration and MPA Director at California State University, Fullerton. His research examines collaborative governance, administrative discretion, and environmental policy, with an emphasis on watershed management, institutional resilience, and regulatory practice. He received Auburn University's Distinguished Dissertation Award in 2016 and has since published in Policy Studies Journal, Administrative Theory & Praxis, Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning, and Journal of Politics and Policy, among others. He is co-editor of Ethics in Public Administration: Ethics, Corruption, and Public Policy (Cognella, 2019) and teaches courses in public administration theory, the policy process, and collaborative governance.
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Whether due to climate change, drought, flooding, competing demands, or pollution, watersheds across the globe are under significant duress. To respond to these complex challenges, collaborative approaches to watershed governance have increasingly been adopted in the United States, but very few studies have yet to systematically assess their true effectiveness. This book addresses a significant gap in research by undertaking a comprehensive study of alternative, collaborative structures and whether these produce better water quality outcomes than traditional regulatory governance. Analyzing almost one quarter of US watersheds and examining both the revealed and perceived outcomes of watershed stakeholder collaboration, it is the first large-scale study on this topic. The insights the chapters provide will equip readers with a nuanced and generalizable understanding of the effectiveness of collaboration in natural resource management, which will be of great interest to researchers and practitioners in wide-ranging environmental and public policy roles. Artikel-Nr. 9781009567749
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