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work_6udwggkmq5bglmfre7irs4bdhe	Gabriel Lopez Porras	Seeking Common Ground in Dryland Systems: Steps Towards Adaptive Water Governance	2020	21	.pdf	application/pdf	10172	977	52	the main complexities and needs to enable the emergence of adaptive water governance. Keywords: Mexico; social‐ecological resilience; perceptions survey; agricultural systems; water complexities, such as conflicts over water access [3,4], AWG is paramount to allowing SES The Rio del Carmen watershed is in Chihuahua, Mexico (Figure 1), and forms the case study corruption, and conflicts continue to permeate the SES dynamics of the Rio del Carmen watershed exploitation, legal water access, droughts, agricultural livelihoods, crime, conflicts, corruption, crop crop yields, agricultural expansion, conflicts, water availability, and climate conditions were stressors to generate violent conflicts among the agricultural communities in the watershed. from secondary data and the literature on agricultural communities and water governance in the Where Are the Vulnerabilities in Current Water Governance in the Rio del Carmen Watershed that Despite the Rio Del Carmen watershed's exposure to drought and water overexploitation, we Water governance in dryland systems in the Rio del Carmen watershed.	./cache/work_6udwggkmq5bglmfre7irs4bdhe.pdf	./txt/work_6udwggkmq5bglmfre7irs4bdhe.txt