Cross case analysis of institutions and adaptive capacity in the Netherlands. Do institutions for spatial planning, water and nature management in The Netherlands enhance the capacity of society to adapt to climate change?
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Adaptive capacity, Corporate governance, Spatial planning, Variety (cybernetics), Climate change
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