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ees-36	Ghosh , Nilanjan 	On Water Governance: From a Reductionist Paradigm to a Holistic One: Combining Ecology, Economics, Engineering, and Social Sciences in a Transdisciplinary Framework for Water Governance	2018	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1256	47	36	The water bureaucracy and technocracy in South Asia still believes that it is ‘scarcity’, delineated as scant physical availability of water, that leads to water conflicts. Mihir Shah, in this conversation, has provided a succinct analysis of the existence of the outmoded British Common Law as the backbone of the legal framework for water governance in India, as also the outdated knowledge of the present day bureaucracy and technocracy to address the new emerging challenges of water governance.	cache/ees-36.pdf	txt/ees-36.txt