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confluences, revisited. In: Denzin NK, Lincoln YS (eds) The SAGE handbook of qualitative
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inseparability of doctrine and skills. In: Edwards LH (Comp.). The Doctrine Skills Divide: Legal
Education’s Self-Inflicted Wound. Carolina Academic Press, Durham
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Bull 24:715–726
Lynham SA (2002) The general method of theory-building research in applied disciplines. Adv Dev
Hum Res 4(3):221–241
Malacalza B (2020) The politics of aid from the perspective if international relations theories. In:
Olivié I, Pérez A (eds) Aid power and politics. Routledge, London
Marks MJ, Fraley RC (2006) Confirmation bias and the sexual double standard. Sex Roles
54(1/2):19–26
Max-Neef MA (2005) Foundations of transdisciplinarity. Ecol Econ 52:5–16
McGann K (2008) The story of maths: the language of the universe. BBC Four Documentary,
London
McIntosh C (2015) Theory across time: the privileging of time-less theory in international relations.
Int Theory 7(S3):464–500
Mearsheimer JJ, Walt SM (2013) Leaving theory behind: why simplistic hypothesis testing is bad
of international relations. Eur J Int Relat 19(3):427–457
Meissner R (2004) The transnational role and involvement of interest groups in water politics: a
comparative analysis of selected Southern Africa case studies. University of Pretoria, Faculty of
Humanities, D.Phil. Dissertation
Meissner R (2005) Interest groups and the proposed Epupa Dam: towards a theory of water politics.
Politeia 24(3):354–369
Meissner R (2014) A critical analysis of research paradigms in a subset of marine and maritime
scholarly thought. In: Funke N, Claassen M, Meissner R, Nortje K (eds) Reflections on the state
of research and technology in South Africa’s marine and maritime sectors. Council for Scientific
and Industrial Research, Pretoria
Meissner R (2016a) Paradigms and theories in water governance: the case of south Africa’s national
water resource strategy. Water SA 42(1):1–10
Meissner R (2016b) The relevance of social theory in the practice of environmental management.
Sci Eng Ethics 22:1345–1360
Meissner R (2016c) Hydropolitics, interest groups and governance: the case of the proposed Epupa
Dam. Springer, Dordrecht
Meissner R (2017) Paradigms and theories influencing water policies in the South African and
international water sectors: PULSE 3 , a framework for policy analysis. Springer International
Publishing, Cham, Switzerland
Meissner R (2018) Ocean governance for human health and the role of the social sciences. Lancet
Planet Health 2(7):e275–e276
Meissner R (2019) Towards an individual-centred water security theory. In: Meissner R, Funke N,
Nortje K, Steyn M (eds) Understanding water security at local government level in South Africa.
Palgrave Macmillan, London
Meissner R, Funke N (2014) The politics of establishing catchment management agencies in South
Africa: the case of the Breede-overberg catchment management agency. In: Huitema D, Meijerink
S (eds) The politics of river basin organisations: coalitions, institutional design choices and
consequences. Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham
Meissner R, Jacobs I (2016) Theorising complex water governance in Africa: the case of the
proposed Epupa Dam on the Kunene River. Int Environ Agreements: Polit Law Econ 16:21–48