The environmental regulatory shift and its impact on water resources management in latin America

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Abstract

The new environmental paradigm that has gained momentum in recent decades has had a concrete impact on water resources management in Latin America. From a critical perspective, this chapter aims to identify and review ten different aspects of the new scenario. In doing so, it points to two main conceptual transitions: firstly, the transformation of the conceptual basis of water management and, secondly, the regulatory power shifts over water sources. The authors conclude that a strategy on water governance that does not take into account those contrasts exposes itself to failure.

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Justo, J. B., & Martín, L. (2015). The environmental regulatory shift and its impact on water resources management in latin America. In Sustainability of Integrated Water Resources Management: Water Governance, Climate and Ecohydrology (pp. 387–411). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-12194-9_21

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