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Effects of Anthropogenic Stress and Water Security in Himalayan Urban River Watershedhese findings. The study suggest that a proper management policy for watershed restoration and rejuvenation initiatives should be designed and implemented to mitigate the negative impacts of urbanization and overexploitation of natural resources. The findings of this study are relevant not only for

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Future Climate Change Impacts on the Stream Flow—A River Basin Scale Assessmenthat mean annual surface runoff in the near, mid, and far future would be decreasing under both RCP 4.5 and 8.5 while RCP 8.5 showing worse conditions than RCP 4.5, in the future. Furthermore, the projected results indicate that the surface runoff would be higher in both RCP scenarios during winter a

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d, Brennan and Romero, 1992; Borneman and Fowler, 1997; Favell and Guiraudon, 2011). As Jensen and Kristensen (2013, p. 1) recently pointed out, ‘scholars coming from different theoretical traditions touch upon different parts of the elephant and thus portray a different beast. None of them are mist

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as been placed on the domestic mediating factors as explanatory factors for the outcome of Europeanization (see Graziano, 2011; Ladi, 2011). In this chapter, we argue that in order to better understand Europeanization and the way it affects member states, we need to focus more on the changing face o

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S. K. Mazumderd policy analysts generally view conditionality as the primary mechanism of Europeanization. Broadly, the use of the term ‘EU conditionality’ assumes that there is a power asymmetry between the actor setting and enforcing the conditions and the actor that must comply. The term ‘conditionality’ impli

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M. Uma Narayan,Rishikesh Bharti,Archana M. Nairnization, Europeanization and modernization. The critical views and discourses identified at the state, non-state and private individual levels will provide a general framework as to the incongruence of the discourses, and assist us in explaining that the state is no longer the sole modernizing agen

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proaches that focus on EU conditionality at the expense of extra-EU sources of influence on nation states. Furthermore, the mainstream tendency to overemphasize cost–benefit calculations undermine a fuller understanding of the selective adoption and implementation of EU conditionality in member and