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Title: A commentary on “Resilience and water governance: adaptive governance in the Columbia River Basin”

Authors: Walker, B.H.

Citation: Walker, B.H. 2012. A commentary on “Resilience and water governance: adaptive governance in the Columbia River Basin”. Ecology and Society 17(4):29. http://dx.doi.org/10.5751/ES-05422-170429

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