| Combining the IAD and SES frameworks |
10 |
| Beyond wishful thinking: a FPE perspective on commoning, care, and the promise of co-housing |
7 |
| Recognizing reciprocal relations to restore community access to land and water |
7 |
| The role of institutions in community wildlife conservation in Zimbabwe |
7 |
| Feminist political ecologies of the commons and commoning |
6 |
| Commoning for inclusion? Political communities, commons, exclusion, property and socio-natural becomings |
6 |
| Compliance, corruption and co-management: how corruption fuels illegalities and undermines the legitimacy of fisheries co-management |
6 |
| Operationalizing the social-ecological systems framework in pond aquaculture |
6 |
| Untangling the drivers of community cohesion in small-scale fisheries |
6 |
| Toward a postcapitalist feminist political ecology's approach to the commons and commoning |
5 |
| Ambivalences of collective farming: feminist political ecologies from Eastern India and Nepal |
5 |
| 'The tragedy of the commons' by underuse: toward a conceptual framework based on ecosystem services and satoyama perspective |
5 |
| Quinoa and production rules: how are cooperatives contributing to governance of natural resources? |
5 |
| Social capital, institutional change, and adaptive governance of the 50-year-old Wang hilltop pond irrigation system in Guangdong, China |
4 |
| Bridging traditional and new commons: the case of fruit breeding |
4 |
| Embracing conceptual diversity to integrate power and institutional analysis: Introducing a relational typology |
4 |
| Decentralisation and drought adaptation: applying the subsidiarity principle in transboundary river basins |
4 |
| Institutional Strategies for Adaptation to Water Stress in Farmer-Managed Irrigation Systems of Nepal |
3 |
| Constitutionality and the Co-Management of Protected Areas: Reflections from Cameroon and Myanmar |
3 |
| Formalizing commons, registering rights: the making of the forest and pasture commons in the Romanian Carpathians from the 19th century to post-socialism |
3 |
| Open property and complex mosaics: variants in tenure regimes across pastoralist social-ecological systems |
3 |
| Privatizing the commons: New approaches need broader evaluative criteria for sustainability |
3 |
| Do responsible fishing areas work? Comparing collective action challenges in three small-scale fisheries in Costa Rica |
3 |
| An empirico-legal analytical and design model for local microgrids: applying the ILTIAD' model, combining the IAD-framework with institutional legal theory |
3 |
| Institutional bricolage of Sustainable Forest Management implementation in rural settlements in Caatinga biome, Brazil |
3 |
| Categorizing urban commons: Community gardens in the Rhine-Ruhr agglomeration, Germany |
3 |
| Environmental uncertainty in commons dilemmas: a survey of experimental research |
3 |
| Polycentric governance and the impact of special districts on fiscal common pools |
3 |
| Institutional supply, public demand, and citizen capabilities to participate in environmental programs in Mexico and India |
3 |
| Feminist political ecology practices of worlding: art, commoning and the politics of hope in the classroom |
3 |
| A protected area between subsistence and development |
2 |
| Measuring squid fishery governance efficacy: a social-ecological system analysis |
2 |
| The Critical Institutional Analysis and Development (CIAD) Framework |
2 |
| Catalyzing self-governance: addressing multi-faceted collective action dilemmas in densely settled agrarian landscapes |
2 |
| Compelling collective action: Does a shared pollution cap incentivize farmer cooperation to restore water quality? |
2 |
| Institutional enforcement, signaling, and deliberation: Rock climbers attempting to maintain rules and norms through social sanctioning |
2 |
| Governing the yarshagumba gold rush': a comparative study of governance systems in the Kailash Landscape in India and Nepal |
2 |
| Governing as commons or as global public goods: two tales of power |
2 |
| The tragedy of the inland lakes |
2 |
| The muting and unmuting of caste across inter-linked action arenas: inequality and collective action in a community-based watershed group |
2 |
| 'Decommonising the mind': historical impacts of British imperialism on indigenous tenure systems and self-understanding in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland |
2 |
| Reframing Indigenous water rights in 'modern' Taiwan: reflecting on Tayal experience of colonized common property |
2 |
| Socio-ecological systems and the distributional effect of collective conditionality constraints in rural policies: a case study in Emilia-Romagna |
2 |
| Understanding the Role of Power in Changes to Pastoral Institutions in Kyrgyzstan |
2 |
| Conflict and Cooperation in Global Commons: Theory and Evidence from the Caspian Sea |
2 |
| Critical Commons Scholarship: A Typology |
2 |
| Dynamics of Access to Pastoral Resources in a Farming Area (Western Burkina Faso): Unveiling Rights in Open Access Regimes |
1 |
| Local Stakeholders Understand Recreational Fisheries as Social-Ecological Systems but Do Not View Governance Systems as Influential for System Dynamics |
1 |
| From Blueprints to Empowerment of Disadvantaged Groups in Natural Resource Governance: Lessons from Nepal and Tanzania |
1 |
| Impacts of 150 Years of Modernization Policies on the Management of Common Forests in Japan: A Statistical Analysis of Micro Census Data |
1 |
