Contents

• Introduction : the challenges of adaptive governance / John T. Scholz and Bruce Stiftel
• Pt. I. Case studies of water conflicts
• 1. Florida’s water management framework / Richard Hamann
• 2. Suwannee River partnership : representation instead of regulation / Aysin Dedekorkut
• 3. Fenholloway River evaluation initiative : collaborative problem solving within the permit system / Simon A. Andrew
• 4. Tampa Bay water wars : from conflict to collaboration? / Aysin Dedekorkut
• 5. The East Central Florida regional water supply planning initiative : creating collaboration / Ramiro Berardo
• 6. Apalachicola -Chattahoochee-Flint basin : tri-state negotiations of a water allocation formula / Steven Leitman
• 7. Everglades restoration and the South Florida ecosystem / Michael R. Boswell
• 8. Ocklawaha River restoration : the fate of the Rodman reservoir / Mellini Sloan
• 9. Aquifer storage and recovery : technology and public learning / Eberhard Roeder
• Pt. II. Practitioners’ perspectives
• 10. Adaptability and stability : a manager’s perspective / Donald J. Polmann
• 11. The power of the status quo / Richard Hamann
• 12. Representation, scientific learning, and the public interest / B. Suzi Ruhl
• 13. Adaptive challenges facing agriculture / Martha Rhodes Roberts
• Pt. III. Researchers’ perspectives
• 14. Resource planning, dispute resolution, and adaptive governance / Lawrence Susskind
• 15. Policy analysts can learn from mediators / John Forester
• 16. Leadership and public learning / Robert M. Jones
• 17. Public learning and grassroots cooperation / Mark Lubell
• 18. Putting science in its place / Connie P. Ozawa
• 19. Linking science and public learning : an advocacy coalition perspective / Paul Sabatier
• 20. Restructuring state institutions : the limits of adaptive leadership / Paul J. Quirk
• 21. Incentives and adaptation / Lawrence S. Rothenberg
• 22. Conclusions : the future of adaptive governance / Bruce Stiftel and John T. Scholz