Reframing Floods

The aim of this special volume is to critically examine the various ways in which floods and flood management are framed in current policies, especially the “space for rivers” policies that have been adopted in many countries of Western Europe. The articles in this volume discuss different aspects of this framing, while employing different theoretical frames. Of these, Spiral Dynamics stands out as the most intriguing and least known. The papers thereby potentially contribute to reframing policy contents and/or procedures: either because they show alternative policy contents and/or because they show different ways of looking at policy making. This introductory article provides an overview of what framing means in a policy-making context, thereby highlighting the politics of engaging in (re)framing

Civil engineering · Cognitive reframing · Environmental ethics · Flood myth · Framing (construction · Geography · Political economy · Political science · Politics · Sociology · Engineering · Law · Policy Transfer and Learning · Psychology · Public Administration · Social Psychology · Sustainability and Climate Change Governance · Water Governance and Infrastructure

• Climate and narrative

  Open Access•Raul P Lejano, Joana Tavares-Reager et al.•Environmental Science & Policy•2013

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• "Beyond "natural-disasters-are-not-natural

  Open Access•Jouko Remes, Jacob Remes et al.•Journal of Political Ecology•2016

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• Moving Outside or Inside? Objectification and Reflexivity in the Governance of Socio-Technical Systems

  Adrian Smith, Andy Stirling•Journal of Environmental Policy &…•2007

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• Leadership

  Open Access•Linda Smircich, Gareth Morgan•The Journal of Applied Behavioral…•1982

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• The reflective practitioner

  Donald A Schon•The reflective practitioner•1991

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• Frame analysis

  Erving Goffman, José Luis Rodríguez•Frame Analysis•1986

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• How To Do Things With Words

  J L Austin, John Austin•How to do things with words•1975

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• A frame in the fields

  Open Access•Maarten A Hajer, Maarten Hajer•Deliberative Policy Analysis•2003

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• Divided We Stand

  R Milkman•New Labor Forum•2006

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• From Liminars to Others

  Karsten Friis•Peace and Conflict Studies•2000

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• Science for the post-normal age

  Open Access•Silvio Funtowicz, Silvio O Funtowicz et al.•Futures•1993

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• Interdisciplinary research

  Open Access•Elizabeth Oughton, Louise J Bracken et al.•Area•2009

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• The lively process of interdisciplinarity

  Open Access•Henry Buller•Area•2009

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• Understanding policy stability and change. the interplay of advocacy coalitions and epistemic communities, windows of opportunity, and Dutch coastal flooding policy 1945–20031

  Sander Meijerink•Journal of European Public Policy•2005

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• Global prohibition regimes

  Open Access•Ethan A Nadelmann•International Organization•1990

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• Culture, Strategy and Foreign Policy Change

  Open Access•Michael Barnett•European Journal of International…•1999

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• Policy analysis, science and politics

  Ruth Hoppe, Robert Hoppe•Science and Public Policy•1999

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• Citizen Participation and Environmental Risk

  Open Access•Daniel J Fiorino•Science Technology & Human Values•1990

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• A Framing Approach to Cross-disciplinary Research Collaboration

  Open Access•Art Dewulf, Greet François et al.•Conservation Ecology•2007

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• Divided We Stand

  Eileen B Leonard, Eileen Leonard et al.•Technology and Culture•1992

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• Risk and Culture

  Michael Agar, Mary Douglas et al.•Anthropological Quarterly•1983

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• Risk and Culture

  Thomas Robbins, Mary Douglas et al.•Journal for the Scientific Study…•1983

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