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Tag Archives: Elinor Ostrom
Revisiting Ostrom’s Design principles for community-based Natural Resource Management
In her talk at Resilience 2011, Elinor Ostrom recommended a recent paper by her colleagues that reviews 91 studies that empirically evaluated her design principles for for resilient institutions for the management of common pool resources. Cox, M., G. Arnold, … Continue reading
Stockholm Resilience Centre talks on iTunes
Sturle Hauge Simonsen from Stockholm Resilience Centre has told me that you can freely download Centre seminars and presentations from iTunes. Many shorter presentations are available on YouTube. Speakers in the iTunes talks includes a diverse group of well known … Continue reading
Lin Ostrom’s Life After Winning A Nobel Prize
A fun NPR interview with Elinor Ostrom on Life After Winning a Nobel Prize: KELLY: Now, to a Nobel of a more recent vintage. Elinor Ostrom won the Nobel Prize in economics last year for her analysis of economic governance. … Continue reading
Should Political Science Be Relevant?
This article might be of interest for all political scientists doing sustainability research. After decades of being dominated by quantitative models and theory-driven research, a panel of prominent scholars at the American Political Science Association (APSA) annual meeting, discussed whether … Continue reading
An interview with Elinor Ostrom
Elinor Ostrom will be in Stockholm next week for a seminar at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences among other things (unless the Icelandic ash cloud stops her) [update - it stopped her]. She was also recently interviewed by Fran … Continue reading
Elinor Ostrom’s Nobel Prize in Economics
Our colleague, Lin Ostrom was just in Stockholm to receive her Nobel Prize. I was fortunate to be able to congratulate Lin Ostrom before her Nobel Lecture. Her prize Lecture, Beyond Markets and States: Polycentric Governance of Complex Economic Systems … Continue reading
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Elinor Ostrom wins Nobel Prize!
Huge congratulations to our colleague Elinor Ostrom who has just won the 2009 Nobel Prize in Economics “for her analysis of economic governance, especially the commons.”
Stockholm Whiteboard Seminars
Fredrik Moberg from Albaeco and Stockholm Resilience Centre has developed a new video seminar concept with Sturle Simonsen called the “Stockholm Whiteboard Seminars”. He says: The idea is to get away from seminars loaded with lengthy and flashy PowerPoints and … Continue reading
Novelty Needed for Sustainable Development – Resilience 2008
The Stockholm Resilience Centre has released two press releases on the conclusion of Resilience 2008. The first Novelty thinking key to sustainable development reports on the concluding panel of the conference in which Elinor Ostrom, Sverker Sörlin, Carole Crumley, Line … Continue reading