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22 wrz 2021 · A deeper appreciation of the cultural significance of rivers and cultural interpretations of water governance arrangements will enable appreciation of the diversity of ways of knowing, relating, and utilizing rivers and local solutions to water problems.
4 wrz 2019 · The cases described in this paper illustrate opportunities for the adaptation of existing environmental flow methodologies to achieve greater consideration of river-human relationships, but also underscore the relevance of new approaches that use social and cultural perspectives for framing sustainable ways of living with rivers that can ...
28 wrz 2019 · Abstract. Profound changes in societal relations to rivers have taken place throughout human history. Intimate relations to waterways are an integral part of hunter-gatherer life. Early agricultural exploits and hydraulic civilizations developed along river systems.
5 lip 2022 · The paper analyzes the challenges brought to the sustainable development of rivers by climate change, human activities, and increased water demand, and proposes four dimensions of future research: scientifically balancing the relationship between river development and protection, improving the adaptability of river development and utilization ...
31 sie 2019 · As this quote reveals, rivers and their waters mediate social relationships through belief systems, cultural identity, institutions, knowledge and technology (Figure 1).
1 sie 2022 · This paper draws on social‐environmental aspects of the River Culture Concept, which attempts to re‐integrate the respect for the pulsing nature of hydrosystems into modern, sustainable...
15 lis 2022 · We define river commons as networked socio-ecological arrangements that embrace and mobilize the social and the natural – human and non-human – and practice river stewardship based on their mutual interdependence on shared riverine livelihood interests, knowledge and values.
