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major water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 89–98
Bismuth C, Hansjürgens B, Yaari I (2015b) Technologies, incentives and cost recovery: is there an
Israeli role model? In: Huettl RF, Bens O, Bismuth C, Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water –
technology: a critical appraisal of major water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht,
pp 253–275
Dobner P, Frede H-G (2015) Water governance: a systemic approach. In: Huettl RF, Bens O,
Bismuth C, Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water – technology: a critical appraisal of major
water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 79–87
Dombrowsky I (2007) Confl ict, cooperation and institutions in international water management –
an economic analysis. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham
Faure J-M, Goodwin MEA, Weber F (2010) Bucking the Kuznets curve: designing effective environmental regulation in developing countries. Virginia J Int Law 51:95–156
Flyvbjerg B (2007) Policy and planning for large-infrastructure projects: problems, causes, cures.
Environ Plan B Plan Design 34:578–597. doi: 10.1068/b32111
Flyvbjerg B (2012) Why mass media matter to planning research: the case of megaprojects. J Plan
Educ Res 32:169–181. doi: 10.1177/0739456X12441950
Moss T, Hamidov, A (2015) Where water meets agriculture: the ambivalent role of the water users
associations (WUAs). In: Huettl RF, Bens O, Bismuth C, Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water –
technology: a critical appraisal of major water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht,
pp 149–167
Hansjürgens B (2015) Theory, market and the state: agricultural reforms in post socialist Uzbekistan
between economic incentives and institutional obstacles. In: Huettl RF, Bens O, Bismuth C,
Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water – technology: a critical appraisal of major water engineering projects. Springer Berlin, Dordrecht, pp 169–186
Hansjürgens B, Droste N, Tockner K (2015) Neglected values of major water engineering projects:
ecosystem services, social impacts and economic valuation. In: Huettl RF, Bens O, Bismuth C,
Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water – technology: a critical appraisal of major water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 65–78
Helbing D (2014) Complexity time bomb – when systems get out of control. Chapter 2 of Digital
Society, forthcoming. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2502559 . Accessed
10 Apr 2015
Helbing D (2010) Systemic risks in society and economics. International Risk Governance Council
(irgc). http://irgc.org/IMG/pdf/Systemic_Risks_Helbing2.pdf . Accessed 10 Apr 2015
International Law Association (2004) Water resources law. Berlin conference. http://internationalwaterlaw.org/documents/intldocs/ILA_Berlin_Rules-2004.pdf . Accessed 10 Apr 2015
Kreutzmann H (2015) From upscaling to rescaling – The Fergana Basin’s transformation from
Tsarist irrigation to water management for an independent Uzbekistan. In: Huettl RF, Bens O,
Bismuth C, Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water – technology: a critical appraisal of major
water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 113–127
Lankford B, Hepworth N (2010) The cathedral and the bazaar: monocentric and polycentric river
basin management. Water Alternat 3:82–101
Lim M (2014) Is water different from biodiversity? Governance criteria for the effective management of transboundary resources. Rev Eur Comp Int Environ Law 23:96–110. doi: 10.1111/
reel.12072
Molle F, Mollinga PP, Wester P (2009) Hydraulic Bureaucracies and the hydraulic mission: fl ows
of water, fl ows of power. Water Alternat 2:328–349
Moss T, Dobner P (2015) Between multiple transformations and systemic path dependencies. In:
Huettl RF, Bens O, Bismuth C, Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water – technology: a critical
appraisal of major water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 101–111
17 Lessons Learnt, Open Research Questions and Recommendations
Bens O, Bismuth C, Hoechstetter S (eds) Society water technology: a critical appraisal of
major water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 89–98
Bismuth C, Hansjürgens B, Yaari I (2015b) Technologies, incentives and cost recovery: is there an
Israeli role model? In: Huettl RF, Bens O, Bismuth C, Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water –
technology: a critical appraisal of major water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht,
pp 253–275
Dobner P, Frede H-G (2015) Water governance: a systemic approach. In: Huettl RF, Bens O,
Bismuth C, Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water – technology: a critical appraisal of major
water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 79–87
Dombrowsky I (2007) Confl ict, cooperation and institutions in international water management –
an economic analysis. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham
Faure J-M, Goodwin MEA, Weber F (2010) Bucking the Kuznets curve: designing effective environmental regulation in developing countries. Virginia J Int Law 51:95–156
Flyvbjerg B (2007) Policy and planning for large-infrastructure projects: problems, causes, cures.
Environ Plan B Plan Design 34:578–597. doi: 10.1068/b32111
Flyvbjerg B (2012) Why mass media matter to planning research: the case of megaprojects. J Plan
Educ Res 32:169–181. doi: 10.1177/0739456X12441950
Moss T, Hamidov, A (2015) Where water meets agriculture: the ambivalent role of the water users
associations (WUAs). In: Huettl RF, Bens O, Bismuth C, Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water –
technology: a critical appraisal of major water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht,
pp 149–167
Hansjürgens B (2015) Theory, market and the state: agricultural reforms in post socialist Uzbekistan
between economic incentives and institutional obstacles. In: Huettl RF, Bens O, Bismuth C,
Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water – technology: a critical appraisal of major water engineering projects. Springer Berlin, Dordrecht, pp 169–186
Hansjürgens B, Droste N, Tockner K (2015) Neglected values of major water engineering projects:
ecosystem services, social impacts and economic valuation. In: Huettl RF, Bens O, Bismuth C,
Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water – technology: a critical appraisal of major water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 65–78
Helbing D (2014) Complexity time bomb – when systems get out of control. Chapter 2 of Digital
Society, forthcoming. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2502559 . Accessed
10 Apr 2015
Helbing D (2010) Systemic risks in society and economics. International Risk Governance Council
(irgc). http://irgc.org/IMG/pdf/Systemic_Risks_Helbing2.pdf . Accessed 10 Apr 2015
International Law Association (2004) Water resources law. Berlin conference. http://internationalwaterlaw.org/documents/intldocs/ILA_Berlin_Rules-2004.pdf . Accessed 10 Apr 2015
Kreutzmann H (2015) From upscaling to rescaling – The Fergana Basin’s transformation from
Tsarist irrigation to water management for an independent Uzbekistan. In: Huettl RF, Bens O,
Bismuth C, Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water – technology: a critical appraisal of major
water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 113–127
Lankford B, Hepworth N (2010) The cathedral and the bazaar: monocentric and polycentric river
basin management. Water Alternat 3:82–101
Lim M (2014) Is water different from biodiversity? Governance criteria for the effective management of transboundary resources. Rev Eur Comp Int Environ Law 23:96–110. doi: 10.1111/
reel.12072
Molle F, Mollinga PP, Wester P (2009) Hydraulic Bureaucracies and the hydraulic mission: fl ows
of water, fl ows of power. Water Alternat 2:328–349
Moss T, Dobner P (2015) Between multiple transformations and systemic path dependencies. In:
Huettl RF, Bens O, Bismuth C, Hoechstetter S (eds) Society – water – technology: a critical
appraisal of major water engineering projects. Springer, Dordrecht, pp 101–111
17 Lessons Learnt, Open Research Questions and Recommendations