Laura M Herzog
Biographic Data
| ID | 3671238 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Laura M Herzog |
| GIVEN NAMES | Laura M |
| FAMILY NAME | Herzog |
| SIGNATURE | HERZOG L M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Osnabrück University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0984-0666 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Opportunities for and barriers to anticipatory governance of two lake social–ecological systems in Germany and Canada
Climate change effects are already being felt around the globe, and governance systems need to adapt to this new reality to foster greater resilience in social–ecological systems (SES). Anticipatory governance is a concept proposed for such a purpose. However, its definition remains rather vague in the literature, as is its practical use for decision makers. In this paper, we contribute to filling these two shortcomings. First, we conducted a sys…
Prescribed by law and therefore realized? Analyzing rules and their implied actor interactions as networks
Managing environmental problems requires cross‐sectoral and cross‐level collaboration among actors. Scholars of institutional arrangements investigate how rules shape such collaboration. Scholars of the Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF) look for explanations for collaboration in actors' values and beliefs. Rarely have these two factors been considered together when studying collaborative behavior. This paper considers institutional arrangements …
Studying human-nature relations in aquatic social-ecological systems using the social-ecological action situations framework: How to Move From Empirical Data to Conceptual Models
Various analytical frameworks have been developed to examine the interactions between humans and nature in social-ecological systems (SES). When studies of SES do not make explicit how a framework is used to build conceptual models, they leave a black box for scholars aiming to use such frameworks. Our study highlights such a process, focusing on the analytical step of transitioning from empirical data to categories of the recently developed soci…
Approche participative explorant la gestion intégrée de l'eau dans le bassin versant du lac et de la rivière Saint-Charles: Apprentissages et lacunes après 20 ans de déploiement
Depuis les années 1990, la gestion intégrée de l'eau par bassin versant est considérée comme la meilleure approche pour orienter les décisions autour des ressources en eau. Au Québec, le gouvernement provincial s'y est engagé à l'automne 2002, dans sa Politique nationale de l'eau. Vingt ans plus tard, l'expérience de la gestion intégrée de l'eau par bassin versant appelle une nouvelle réflexion sur la gouvernance de l'eau. Nous explorons cette qu…
Micro-Pollutant Regulation in the River Rhine: Cooperation in a Common-Pool Resource Problem Setting
Threats to Common‐Pool Resources and the Importance of Forums: On the Emergence of Cooperation in CPR Problem Settings
This paper focuses on cooperation among organizations in a common‐pool resource (CPR) problem situation. Cooperation is particularly challenging in settings where resource degradation is produced by a variety of different sectors and parts of the population; and where the problem, as well as public responsibilities, transcend borders and jurisdictions. Focusing on transboundary water quality management in the Rhine catchment area, we ask:What dri…
Multilevel water quality management in the international Rhine catchment area: How to Establish Social-Ecological Fit Through Collaborative Governance
Widmer, A., L. Herzog, A. Moser, and K. Ingold. 2019. Multilevel water quality management in the international Rhine catchment area: how to establish social-ecological fit through collaborative governance. Ecology and Society 24(3):27. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-11087-240327
Misfit between physical affectedness and regulatory embeddedness: The case of drinking water supply along the Rhine River
Threats to Common‐Pool Resources and the Importance of Forums: On the Emergence of Cooperation in CPR Problem Settings
This paper focuses on cooperation among organizations in a common‐pool resource (CPR) problem situation. Cooperation is particularly challenging in settings where resource degradation is produced by a variety of different sectors and parts of the population; and where the problem, as well as public responsibilities, transcend borders and jurisdictions. Focusing on transboundary water quality management in the Rhine catchment area, we ask:What dri…
Misfit between physical affectedness and regulatory embeddedness: The case of drinking water supply along the Rhine River
Prescribed by law and therefore realized? Analyzing rules and their implied actor interactions as networks
Managing environmental problems requires cross‐sectoral and cross‐level collaboration among actors. Scholars of institutional arrangements investigate how rules shape such collaboration. Scholars of the Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF) look for explanations for collaboration in actors' values and beliefs. Rarely have these two factors been considered together when studying collaborative behavior. This paper considers institutional arrangements …
Studying human-nature relations in aquatic social-ecological systems using the social-ecological action situations framework: How to Move From Empirical Data to Conceptual Models
Various analytical frameworks have been developed to examine the interactions between humans and nature in social-ecological systems (SES). When studies of SES do not make explicit how a framework is used to build conceptual models, they leave a black box for scholars aiming to use such frameworks. Our study highlights such a process, focusing on the analytical step of transitioning from empirical data to categories of the recently developed soci…
Misfit between physical affectedness and regulatory embeddedness: The case of drinking water supply along the Rhine River
Threats to Common‐Pool Resources and the Importance of Forums: On the Emergence of Cooperation in CPR Problem Settings
This paper focuses on cooperation among organizations in a common‐pool resource (CPR) problem situation. Cooperation is particularly challenging in settings where resource degradation is produced by a variety of different sectors and parts of the population; and where the problem, as well as public responsibilities, transcend borders and jurisdictions. Focusing on transboundary water quality management in the Rhine catchment area, we ask:What dri…
Multilevel water quality management in the international Rhine catchment area: How to Establish Social-Ecological Fit Through Collaborative Governance
Widmer, A., L. Herzog, A. Moser, and K. Ingold. 2019. Multilevel water quality management in the international Rhine catchment area: how to establish social-ecological fit through collaborative governance. Ecology and Society 24(3):27. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-11087-240327
Micro-Pollutant Regulation in the River Rhine: Cooperation in a Common-Pool Resource Problem Setting
Prescribed by law and therefore realized? Analyzing rules and their implied actor interactions as networks
Managing environmental problems requires cross‐sectoral and cross‐level collaboration among actors. Scholars of institutional arrangements investigate how rules shape such collaboration. Scholars of the Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF) look for explanations for collaboration in actors' values and beliefs. Rarely have these two factors been considered together when studying collaborative behavior. This paper considers institutional arrangements …
Studying human-nature relations in aquatic social-ecological systems using the social-ecological action situations framework: How to Move From Empirical Data to Conceptual Models
Various analytical frameworks have been developed to examine the interactions between humans and nature in social-ecological systems (SES). When studies of SES do not make explicit how a framework is used to build conceptual models, they leave a black box for scholars aiming to use such frameworks. Our study highlights such a process, focusing on the analytical step of transitioning from empirical data to categories of the recently developed soci…
Approche participative explorant la gestion intégrée de l'eau dans le bassin versant du lac et de la rivière Saint-Charles: Apprentissages et lacunes après 20 ans de déploiement
Depuis les années 1990, la gestion intégrée de l'eau par bassin versant est considérée comme la meilleure approche pour orienter les décisions autour des ressources en eau. Au Québec, le gouvernement provincial s'y est engagé à l'automne 2002, dans sa Politique nationale de l'eau. Vingt ans plus tard, l'expérience de la gestion intégrée de l'eau par bassin versant appelle une nouvelle réflexion sur la gouvernance de l'eau. Nous explorons cette qu…
Opportunities for and barriers to anticipatory governance of two lake social–ecological systems in Germany and Canada
Climate change effects are already being felt around the globe, and governance systems need to adapt to this new reality to foster greater resilience in social–ecological systems (SES). Anticipatory governance is a concept proposed for such a purpose. However, its definition remains rather vague in the literature, as is its practical use for decision makers. In this paper, we contribute to filling these two shortcomings. First, we conducted a sys…
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