A Philosophical Justification for a Novel Analysis-Supported, Stakeholder-Driven Participatory Process for Water Resources Planning and Decision Making

R. Purkey, David; Isabel Escobar Arias, Marisa; K. Mehta, Vishal; Forni, L.; Depsky, Nicholas; Yates, David; N. Stevenson, Walter

doi:10.3390/w10081009

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A Philosophical Justification for a Novel Analysis-Supported, Stakeholder-Driven Participatory Process for Water Resources Planning and Decision Making

Published in Water • Jul 31, 2018

Authors:

David R. Purkey

Marisa Isabel Escobar Arias

Vishal K. Mehta

Abstract

Two trends currently shape water resources planning and decision making: reliance on participatory stakeholder processes to evaluate water management options; and growing recognition that deterministic approaches to the evaluation of options may not be appropriate. These trends pose questions regard...

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Stakeholder

Negotiation

Management science

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