2004
DOI: 10.1080/07438140409354098
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Management Issues, Characteristics and Effectiveness of Lake Associations and Lake Districts in Wisconsin

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“…Separate intracommunities may form in coves, and a lake association may help coordinate the lake management among these groups. Empirical findings of lake studies are mixed: Kramer () found the expected negative relationship between organization success and the size of the lake, while Gabriel and Lancaster () found no significant relationship between size of the lake and success of the lake association. It was hypothesized that SHORE would be correlated positively with lake association presence and correlated negatively with lake association management success.…”
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“…Separate intracommunities may form in coves, and a lake association may help coordinate the lake management among these groups. Empirical findings of lake studies are mixed: Kramer () found the expected negative relationship between organization success and the size of the lake, while Gabriel and Lancaster () found no significant relationship between size of the lake and success of the lake association. It was hypothesized that SHORE would be correlated positively with lake association presence and correlated negatively with lake association management success.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The IAD Framework is relied upon to provide the theoretical context for this empirical research. Prior empirical research on the formation and distribution of institutions to protect natural resources presents valuable guidance on the design of our empirical analysis of lake associations; particular emphasis is given to empirical work focused on water-based institutions, including lake and watershed associations (Kreutzwiser 1986;Imperial 1999;McGinnis et al 1999;Lubell et al 2002;Gabriel & Lancaster 2004;Sabatier et al 2005;Leach 2006;Michaels et al 2006;Bonnell & Koontz 2007;Kramer 2007).…”
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“…Place identity relates to the degree that individuals personally identify with a geographic setting (Jorgensen and Stedman, ), while place dependence pertains to an individual's perception of how well a setting serves to achieve their goals given a range of alternatives (Stokols and Schumaker, ). Attachment to place has been linked to greater participant concern for environmental quality (Butler and Redfield, ; Gabriel and Lancaster, ; Pitkänen et al ., ), with concern for environmental quality strongly related to ownership (Stedman and Hammer, ; Stedman et al ., ).…”
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