Practical Authority: Agency and Institutional Change in Brazilian Water Politics

Rebecca Neaera Abers · Margaret Elizabeth Keck

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Acknowledgements Abbreviations Prologue Chapter 1 - Practical Authority, Institution-building, and Entanglement Chapter 2 - Entangled Institutions and Layered Reform Narratives: Governing Water Resources in Historical Context Chapter 3 - Institutional Design in Entangled Settings: How to Make an Unfinished Law Chapter 4 -Practicing Laws: Experiments with Institution Building Chapter 5 - Becoming Committees: Diversity, Problems and Processes Chapter 6 - Diversions of Authority: Power, Perseverance and Struggles over the Control of Water Resources Chapter 7 - Building Practical Authority from Outside the State Conclusions Appendix 1: Methodological Narrative Appendix 2: List of interviews References

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