A new special issue on property rights theory and more articles in the current volume of IJC
Special issue on property rights theory, and much more in the current volume of the International Journal of the Commons.
Communicating research results: A science comic about the EU Water Framework Directive
Often how we communicate our research and results has an impact on whether it leads to better understanding and perhaps actual change. IASC Member Nadine Schröder shares her experience of creating a science comic.
30th anniversary of Ostrom’s Governing the Commons, Special Issue on Central Asia, & more in new volume of IJC
The trends in the last 50 years of commons research, Special Issue on Central Asia, and much more in the new volume of the International Journal of the Commons.
Article on understanding causes of conflict over common village pastures by Neudert et al.
New article by IASC members in the journal Society & Natural Resources proposes a combined analysis of property rights and conflicts with the examples from two distinct policy-institutional and cultural-political contexts yet with a shared post-socialist transition background.
A new special issue on property rights theory and more articles in the current volume of IJC
Special issue on property rights theory, and much more in the current volume of the International Journal of the Commons.
Communicating research results: A science comic about the EU Water Framework Directive
Often how we communicate our research and results has an impact on whether it leads to better understanding and perhaps actual change. IASC Member Nadine Schröder shares her experience of creating a science comic.
30th anniversary of Ostrom’s Governing the Commons, Special Issue on Central Asia, & more in new volume of IJC
The trends in the last 50 years of commons research, Special Issue on Central Asia, and much more in the new volume of the International Journal of the Commons.
Article on understanding causes of conflict over common village pastures by Neudert et al.
New article by IASC members in the journal Society & Natural Resources proposes a combined analysis of property rights and conflicts with the examples from two distinct policy-institutional and cultural-political contexts yet with a shared post-socialist transition background.
The World Commons Week will be held October 6th – 12th, 2019, and we are actively seeking local event organizers. For more information follow this link.