Elena Lopez‐gunn
Biographic Data
| ID | 1749207 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elena Lopez‐gunn |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elena |
| FAMILY NAME | Lopez‐gunn |
| SIGNATURE | GUNN E L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4882-7472 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Farmers’ information sharing for climate change adaptation in Mozambique
Small scale African farmers are facing increasing challenges due to climate change. One of the most important strategies identified in the literature to improve farmers’ resilience is the enhancement of information sharing between all the actors involved, as a key step of the capacity building process. To provide insights into this objective, we analyse Mozambique farmers’ perception of climate change, agricultural adaptation options, the informa…
Understanding regenerative agriculture in Europe: An analysis of academic literature, stakeholder perceptions and policy comparing Spain and the UK
Europe’s food and agricultural systems face multiple threats, from soil degradation, to water availability, high input costs and changing agricultural policy and trade environments. At the same time, the environmental degradation associated with agriculture threatens biodiversity and the provision of ecosystem services to millions of people. Regenerative agriculture is gaining popularity, reflecting an approach which aims to reduce agriculture’s …
Use of the Delphi method to assess the potential role of enhanced information systems in Mediterranean groundwater management and governance
This research explores the interface between data, information, and knowledge on groundwater systems. We aim to identify the main emergent foresight knowledge related to the application to groundwater management of what we have defined as enhanced information systems (EISs). The results presented are based on results from a Delphi study undertaken at a global scale with 60 experts. The ultimate objective is contributing to participatory and susta…
Advancing Co-governance through Framing Processes: Insights from Action-Research in the Requena-Utiel Aquifer (Eastern Spain)
In recent years, co-management has been highlighted in the scientific literature as fundamental strategy for groundwater control. However, the development of this institutional architecture is complex and presents important pitfalls and challenges. In this article we analyse the recent experience of co-management in the Requena-Utiel aquifer (Spain), based on a participatory action research. It aims to advance the co-management of groundwater by …
Beyond TRL – Understanding institutional readiness for implementation of nature-based solutions
A comparative study of water-related issues in the context of hydraulic fracturing in Texas and Spain
More cash and jobs per illegal drop? The legal and illegal water footprint of the Western Mancha Aquifer (Spain)
Groundwater governance and social capital
The Western Mancha aquifer: Data mapping to provide transparency to aid stakeholder participation and decision making
Please click here to download the map associated with this article. The paper presents a series of maps on the Western Mancha aquifer, an aquifer of 5,500 km2, extending over an area of 41 villages in the region of La Mancha, in the central Spanish plateau. Maps were produced using cartograms, which highlight the differential groundwater use at the local level of the municipality, looking at equity and efficiency issues related to groundwater. Th…
Governing shared groundwater: The Controversy Over Private Regulation1
This paper examines, mainly at the theoretical level, current academic debates around private environmental governance, private regulation and its role (or not) in management choices over shared groundwater resources. The conclusions reached are based on a literature review and a theoretical analysis to give possible points for discussion and potential research questions
Groundwater governance and social capital
Beyond TRL – Understanding institutional readiness for implementation of nature-based solutions
Advancing Co-governance through Framing Processes: Insights from Action-Research in the Requena-Utiel Aquifer (Eastern Spain)
In recent years, co-management has been highlighted in the scientific literature as fundamental strategy for groundwater control. However, the development of this institutional architecture is complex and presents important pitfalls and challenges. In this article we analyse the recent experience of co-management in the Requena-Utiel aquifer (Spain), based on a participatory action research. It aims to advance the co-management of groundwater by …
A comparative study of water-related issues in the context of hydraulic fracturing in Texas and Spain
More cash and jobs per illegal drop? The legal and illegal water footprint of the Western Mancha Aquifer (Spain)
Governing shared groundwater: The Controversy Over Private Regulation1
This paper examines, mainly at the theoretical level, current academic debates around private environmental governance, private regulation and its role (or not) in management choices over shared groundwater resources. The conclusions reached are based on a literature review and a theoretical analysis to give possible points for discussion and potential research questions
Governing shared groundwater: The Controversy Over Private Regulation1
This paper examines, mainly at the theoretical level, current academic debates around private environmental governance, private regulation and its role (or not) in management choices over shared groundwater resources. The conclusions reached are based on a literature review and a theoretical analysis to give possible points for discussion and potential research questions
The Western Mancha aquifer: Data mapping to provide transparency to aid stakeholder participation and decision making
Please click here to download the map associated with this article. The paper presents a series of maps on the Western Mancha aquifer, an aquifer of 5,500 km2, extending over an area of 41 villages in the region of La Mancha, in the central Spanish plateau. Maps were produced using cartograms, which highlight the differential groundwater use at the local level of the municipality, looking at equity and efficiency issues related to groundwater. Th…
Groundwater governance and social capital
More cash and jobs per illegal drop? The legal and illegal water footprint of the Western Mancha Aquifer (Spain)
A comparative study of water-related issues in the context of hydraulic fracturing in Texas and Spain
Beyond TRL – Understanding institutional readiness for implementation of nature-based solutions
Advancing Co-governance through Framing Processes: Insights from Action-Research in the Requena-Utiel Aquifer (Eastern Spain)
In recent years, co-management has been highlighted in the scientific literature as fundamental strategy for groundwater control. However, the development of this institutional architecture is complex and presents important pitfalls and challenges. In this article we analyse the recent experience of co-management in the Requena-Utiel aquifer (Spain), based on a participatory action research. It aims to advance the co-management of groundwater by …
Use of the Delphi method to assess the potential role of enhanced information systems in Mediterranean groundwater management and governance
This research explores the interface between data, information, and knowledge on groundwater systems. We aim to identify the main emergent foresight knowledge related to the application to groundwater management of what we have defined as enhanced information systems (EISs). The results presented are based on results from a Delphi study undertaken at a global scale with 60 experts. The ultimate objective is contributing to participatory and susta…
Understanding regenerative agriculture in Europe: An analysis of academic literature, stakeholder perceptions and policy comparing Spain and the UK
Europe’s food and agricultural systems face multiple threats, from soil degradation, to water availability, high input costs and changing agricultural policy and trade environments. At the same time, the environmental degradation associated with agriculture threatens biodiversity and the provision of ecosystem services to millions of people. Regenerative agriculture is gaining popularity, reflecting an approach which aims to reduce agriculture’s …
Farmers’ information sharing for climate change adaptation in Mozambique
Small scale African farmers are facing increasing challenges due to climate change. One of the most important strategies identified in the literature to improve farmers’ resilience is the enhancement of information sharing between all the actors involved, as a key step of the capacity building process. To provide insights into this objective, we analyse Mozambique farmers’ perception of climate change, agricultural adaptation options, the informa…
Business (10 works) · Economics (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Environmental resource management (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Corporate governance (5 works) · Environmental planning (5 works) · Aquifer (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Finance (4 works)