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In this new publication Gakuto Takamura et al. show how “legalization” of customary rights leads to the tragedy of the #anticommons, and the underuse of Japanese common property forests
https://t.co/5UVw7fQWA7
New Paper: Applying #Ostrom’s #IAD and McGinnis’ #NAAS to diagnose and resolve stakeholder collective action dilemmas that undermine heritage sites | @peterggould @ebertacchini@unito
New paper by @noelleboucquey & Jessie Fly shows that #urban#commoning increases community wellbeing but the more-than-human processes and infrastructures supporting commoning are precarious | @eckerdcollege#MarSocSci
How do governments monitor, ensure compliance, and address noncompliant behavior when governing water resources? @tolivier9 studies intergovernmental agreements in 4 US cities to find out
https://t.co/MYPsTfwqGG
New paper by @noelleboucquey & Jessie Fly shows that #urban#commoning increases community wellbeing but the more-than-human processes and infrastructures supporting commoning are precarious
| @eckerdcollege | #MarSocSci |
https://t.co/JLmYsb8cFf
New publication! In this article, Carceller-Sauras and Theesfeld analyze how and which food-as-a-commons discourses are more successful in their journey to policy impact. @mysslivingstone @UniHalle@iasc_commons#foodcommons#food#agriculture#commons
https://t.co/Kz9UcKZDYj
New publication: Do Community Land Trusts lead to community control? US & UK evidence challenges assumptions & shows institutional design makes a difference | @mattygryan @sotonpolitics @inlogov@OliverEscobar@UoE_EFI@lizMancUni @UoMPolitics
https://t.co/u87Bhnakuc
New publications! Common from a historical perspective: Early Medieval Commons? Or, How the History of Early Medieval Europe Could Benefit from a Necessary Conversation: The Case From NW Iberia @CCHS_CSIC @PMedhis
https://t.co/2XW5m8KgGU
New article: Steve Lansing and his colleagues apply an equation-based model to study the likelihood of so-called evolutionary suicide in settings that are prone to the Tragedy of the #Commons. #Bali#Subak#irrigation
https://t.co/pbQIy7AZac
First IJC publication of 2022!: #NewZealand farmers and #Māori are stretching theory to craft new models of collective responsibility for healthy waterways | #catchmentgroups#collaction | @OurLandandWater | @Cawthron_NZ
https://t.co/j4mPC57Mom
Out now! External rules matter for local-governance, but are not always exogenous. Hispanic #irrigation systems’ slow loss of political power led to future challenges | @MinesEconBus | @MinesHydrology https://t.co/EPWAxLqETB