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Flood management along the Lower Mississippi and Rhine Rivers (The Netherlands) and the continuum of geomorphic adjustment
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“Systematic changes along the lower Rhine occurred over many centuries, becoming more efficient and centralized as government organizations became increasingly robust (e.g.Kaijser 2002, Hudson et al. 2008, Van Heezik 2008, Havakes et al. 2015).”
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- Hudson, P. F., Middelkoop, H., & Stouthamer, E.
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- Geomorphology
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- Elsevier BV
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- 2008-10
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- 101
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- 209-236
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