pahl [at] usf.Uni-Osnabrueck.DE
Claudia Pahl-Wostl is head
of the working group Resources Management (REM) at the Institute of
Environmental Systems Research, University of Osnabrueck. Furthermore, she
supervises several external PhD students. Her interdisciplinary research team
comprises scientists with backgrounds in system science, geography, political
science, sociology, regional planning and environmental science.
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Person |
Field of work |
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Altkruse,
Elke |
Secretariat, administration of finances and
personnel |
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Fokken,
Björn |
Analysis of learning processes in multi-level water
governance regimes as triggered by climate change |
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Halbe,
Johannes, |
Improvement and institutionalisation of
participatory modeling and management approaches in water management |
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Holtz, Georg |
Modeling of transition processes in
human-technology-environment systems. Social Practices. MTF analysis |
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Twin2Go project management, development of
relational databases for MTF |
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Knüppe, Kathrin
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Comparative analysis of adaptive governance of
groundwater resources, Ecosystem Services |
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Krywkow,
Jörg |
Agent-based modeling, stakeholder processes |
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Pahl-Wostl,
Claudia |
Resource governance and management, Participatory
Integrated Assessment, actor-based analysis and modeling, new approaches for
the integrated management of water resources |
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Scholz, Geeske |
Agent-based modeling to analyse social learning in
participatory resource management processes |
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Van
der Voorn, Tom |
Comparative analysis of transition processes towards
more integrated and adaptive governance regimes |
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Wernsing,
Nina |
Water Governance, organisation of Twin2Go Policy
Workshops to enable science-policy dialogues |
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Person |
Field of work |
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Bellaubi,
Francesc |
Between performance and governance: Corrupt leakages
and collective action in water service provision at minicipal peri-urban
level - Comparative case studies and agent-based modelling in Senegal, Kenya
and Ghana |
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Kramer,
Annika |
Global water governance, analysis of global
diffusion of the IWRM concepts |
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Laaser,
Cornelius |
Requirements for successful knowledge brokerage at
the science-policy interface to support sustainability transitions |
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Maithya,
Julius |
Integration of Field Experimental Results with a
Multi-Agent System for Simulating Socioeconomic and Ecological effects of
Participatory Forest Management in Kakamega District, Western Kenya |
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Methner,
Nadine |
Responding
to degrading water quality under conditions of climate change - Strengthening
the adaptive capacity of water managers and key stakeholders through social
learning |
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Stuart-Hill,
Sabine |
Analysis and participatory assessment of transition
towards integrated and adaptive water management in South Africa |
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Xia,
Chun |
Analysis of transitions towards adaptive and
integrated water management in the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers in China |