[do_widget id=text-12] The Mountain Sentinels collaborative network is working to understand the most important activities and the most significant barriers to success across collaborative research
[do_widget id=text-12] Recently published in World Development, ‘Augmenting the IAD framework to reveal power in collaborative governance – An illustrative application to resource industry dominated
[do_widget id=text-12] Building on two decades of interviews with more than sixty Hawaiian elders, leaders, and fishermen and women, Kaiāulu by Mehana Blaich Vaughan shares
[do_widget id=text-12] [Contributed by Minghui (Cathy) Zhang, Tsinghua University] Chinese Commons Study Network A Chinese Commons Study Network was established in 2017 and up
[Contributed by Lee Yoke Lee, Youth Garden Facilitator Esty St. Community Garden] An empty plot of land holds many possibilities. GreenStar Community Project, a
[do_widget id=text-12] The researchers involved in LabGov Georgetown (among whom Sheila Foster, IASC Council Member), are happy to announce the establishment of this new laboratory
[do_widget id=text-12] IASC-members Ashutosh Sarker and William Blomquist recently had their article ‘Addressing misperceptions of Governing the Commons’ published with the Journal of Institutional Economics.
[do_widget id=text-12] Routledge publishers has recently published the book The Commons, Plant Breeding and Agricultural Research, edited by IASC-member Christine Frison and Fabien Girard. [publisher
[do_widget id=text-12] IASC-member Krister Andersson, Professor of Political Science and Director of The Center for the Governance of Natural Resources at the University of Colorado at
[do_widget id=text-12] IASC-member Philip Krabbendam has recently written an essay, entitled ‘Designing for a cooperative economy (or ecommony)’. In this series, Krabbendam wants to show
