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What does nature have to do with it? Reconsidering distinctions in international disaster response frameworks in the Danube basin

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Figure 1. Map of Danube River basin and Tisza River sub-basin. Source: authors, using data from EUROSATA (2014), ICPDR (2013), andLehner et al
Table 1. List of legally binding mechanisms for the Danube basin and Tisza sub-basin.
Table 2. List of bilateral agreements within countries in the Danube basin and Tisza sub-basin.
Table 3. Organizations from which experts were drawn for interviews. Numbers in brackets refer to interview citations in text.

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