Water rights, conservation and recreation planning

Erickson, David L.; Groves, David; Kahalas, Harvey

doi:10.1016/0024-6301(75)90121-1

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“…Ten studies, either more recent or appearing before 1989, focus on the implications of government regulation to manage water (Cashman & Lewis, 2007;Downing, Pack, & Westley, 1983;Erickson, Groves, & Kahalas, 1975;Goeller, 1985;Kurland & Zell, 2009;Morse, 1983;Reilly, 1999;Rock, 2002;Sinh, 2002;Van Dam, 1978). Most recently, Kurland and Zell (2009) examined the degree to which California's use of the General Rate Case process ensured careful water management of private water companies in that state.…”

Section: Political/legalmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Water and Business: A Taxonomy and Review of the Research

Kurland

Zell

2010

Organization & Environment

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Why should business care about water? Water is a common-pool resource, critical to many business operations, which faces depletion if not sustainably managed. Based on popular and trade press and academic business research, the authors develop a taxonomy of water issues (water quality, quantity, use, sustainable resource management, company and industry management). Through a review of 135 water-related articles published in 49 leading business journals, the authors examine the degree to which business scholars address these issues. They discuss intersections, diversions, and gaps and conclude with insights for future research.

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Section: Political/legalmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Only one article fell in this category, and again we applied the broadened definition that included decision making. Erickson et al (1975) examine the degree to which decision making for administrative planning can inform water resource management for public agencies.…”

Section: Political/legalmentioning

confidence: 99%