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ees-221	Mukherjee, Jenia	Editorial: Setting the Context	2020	7	.pdf	application/pdf	2618	120	32	Drawing on their own research experience and expertise, Rusca and Baldassarre (2019) demonstrate the multiple ways in which different natural science and social science water research frameworks can converge and become compatible and complementary to each other. Reflecting on the significance of ―reciprocal learning‖ for water researchers, Evers et al. (2017) have conceptualized a ―pluralistic water research‖ approach that is ―integrative and interdisciplinary‖ and which aims to ―coherently and comprehensively integrate human-water dimensions‖. The South Asian water scene is huge and diverse, leading to the exploration and analysis of complex problems using natural science and social science approaches, such as socio-hydrology, environmental history, and political ecology (including hydrosocial studies).3	cache/ees-221.pdf	txt/ees-221.txt