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Water models and water politics
2006
Proceedings of the 2006 national conference on Digital government research - dg.o '06
Computer simulation models have emerged in recent decades as increasingly prominent technologies within the toolkit of modern democratic governance. Despite and/or because of this centrality, however, formerly 'technical' domains of modeling have been opened up to new forms of public debate, scrutiny and critique, with uncertain policy consequences. This paper traces such dynamics through one field of contemporary relevance: the joint evolution of simulation models and water management in
doi:10.1145/1146598.1146632
dblp:conf/dgo/Jackson06
fatcat:qnz6gohijfc3bmeqxocpr4wkfm