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and access for competing demands. Int Environ Agreements Polit Law Econ 20:377–391
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and critical discourse analysis. Discourse Context Media 13:132–142
44. Travassos LRFC, Zioni SM, Torres PHC, de Souza Fernandes B, Araujo GM (2020) Heterogeneity and spatial fragmentation in the Sao Paulo macrometropolis: the production of borders
and holes. Ambient Soc 23:e01801
45. United Nations (2018) Methodology for assessing the water-food-energy-ecosystem nexus in
transboundary basins and experiences from its application
46. United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division (2017)
World population prospects: the 2017 revision, methodology of the United Nations population
estimates and projections. New York
47. Urbinatti AM, Benites-Lazaro LL, de Carvalho CM, Giatti LL (2020a) The conceptual basis of
water-energy-food nexus governance: systematic literature review using network and discourse
analysis. J Integr Environ Sci 1–23
48. Urbinatti AM, Dalla Fontana M, Stirling A, Giatti LL (2020b) ‘Opening up’ the governance
of water-energy-food nexus: towards a science-policy-society interface based on hybridity and
humility. Sci Total Environ 744:140945
49. Varone F, Ingold K, Jourdain C (2017) Studying policy advocacy through social network
analysis. Eur Polit Sci 16:322–336