In spring 2022, IASC Europe & CIS hosted a colloquium series featuring presentations by international speakers.
Thematically, the presentations within the series were dedicated to policy issues related to the commons and bringing on the one hand, the commons knowledge and on the other hand, policy and practice closer in Europe & CIS and beyond.
IASC Europe & CIS wants to support the communication among IASC members to facilitate content-based exchange and cross-disciplinary networking.
All colloquium meetings took place on Thursdays from 13:30 to 15:00 CET and presented virtually via Zoom.
This event was primarily for IASC members, but non-IASC members had the possibility to join the meetings as well. Non-IASC members were asked to write a brief email to Tobias Haller and Ilkhom Soliev indicating their interest.
The table below provides detailed information on speakers and topics for each date.
The inputs to the colloquium series have been compiled in this document:
Haller, Tobias, Soliev, Ilkhom, Chagas Cavalcanti, Ana Rosa, Manzoni, Antonio, Diaz-Maroto, Ignacio J., Bogataj, Nevenka, Putri, Prathiwi, Micciarelli, Giuseppe, Balli, Fabio, Carpentier, Pascal, Pazaitis, Alex, & Kostakis, Vasilis. (2023). Commons and Policy: Compilation of Inputs and Reflections – IASC Europe and CIS Colloquium Series 2022 (1.0). IASC Europe & CIS Colloquium Series on Commons and Policy, Bern, Switzerland. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7716155
Date
Speaker(s)
Presentation
17 March
Ana Rosa Chagas Cavalcanti University of São Paulo
Matteo Roggero Humboldt University of Berlin
Commons and Polycentric Governance within and across cities
Reading material Cavalcanti (2022)
24 March
Nevenka Bogataj Slovenian Institute for Adult Education
Ignacio J. Diaz-Maroto University of Santiago de Compostela
Antonio Manzoni Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies
The European commons: The “great absent” in the EU agri-food and agri-environmental policy making
Reading material Bogataj and Krc (2014)
Reading material Marey-Perez et al. (2014)
Reading material Lawrence et al. (2020)
31 March
Prathiwi Widyatmi Putri University of Kassel
Water as Commons in undemocratic Postcolonial South?
Reading material Villamayor-Tomas and García-López (2021)
7 April
Giuseppe Micciarelli University of Salerno
Pablo F. Méndez Polytechnic University of Valencia
Success and failures in policy implementation – Methodological questions and sharing goals with commoners
Reading material Micciarelli (2021)
Reading material Micciarelli and D’Andrea (2020)
Reading material Ferrari et al. (2018)
21 April
Fabio Balli Concordia University Montreal
Pascal Carpentier Erasmus Research Institute of Management
Health and law-making: collectively re-creating narratives
Reading material Banville and Lapalme (2020)
Reading material Capra and Mattei (2015)
Reading material Carpentier (2021)
28 April
(new date)
Alex Pazaitis Tallinn University of Technology
Is the digital economy market-driven or commons-based? Lessons for the EU digital transformation strategy
5 May
(new date)
Tobias Haller University of Bern
Ilkhom Soliev University of Halle
SDGs and the commons: From a central missing topic towards recognition via national implementations?
Reading material Larsen et al. (2022)
