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Orienting Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Actionable Outcomes

By Kevin Smith On December 19, 2019 · Add Comment · In Water Diplomacy Updates
  An Argument for Problem-Driven Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Complex Water Issues In our first post in this series, we argued that many of our current and emerging water problems arise from the inherent complexity of coupled natural and human systems. In our second post we discussed the importance of correctly identifying whether or not a [...]
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To Address the Problem, First Classify the System

By Kevin Smith On December 6, 2019 · Add Comment · In Water Diplomacy Updates
Natural or Human? Complicated or Complex? Why does it matter? In our earlier post, we discussed how the widespread promotion of interdisciplinary water management has not come with an instruction manual on what to do and how. We recognize that many of our water problems arise from a coupling of natural and human systems. Historically, [...]
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