Sustainable urban drainage systems (SUDS) call for collaborative and interdisciplinary
practices. The problem with this is the social and technical complexities involved, and the …

Urban flood risk is increasing as a consequence of climate change and growing impervious
surfaces. Increasing complexity of the urban context, gradual loss of tacit knowledge and …

This paper bridges a gap between emergent transition theories and the policy maker facing
societal transitions when making long-term policy. Using a two-step approach the abstract …

In designs for cities and landscapes climate change is not integrated yet. However, the
spatial lay out will be affected strongly by the changes in climate. The adaptation of cities …

Sustainability legislation in New Zealand (NZ) provides an interesting challenge for decision-
makers such as planners, architects and engineers. NZ's Action Plan for Sustainable …

Effective integrated water management is a key component of the World Water Vision and
the way in which aspirations for water equity may be realized. Part of the vision includes the …

This paper argues that the management of flooding in England has shifted from a
technocratic focus, in which engineering expertise was reified, to a more socially diffuse set …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to study women's entrepreneurship from the family-
firm context and radical subjectivist (RS) economics. While women's entrepreneurship is a …

We examine how core professional and institutional actors in the innovation system
conceptualize climate change adaptation in regards to pluvial flooding—and how this …

Rivers instil primordial fears, but also attract floodplain dwellers and companies like
magnets. This is because rivers are not just a source of danger and destruction, but also of …