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Editorials

Celebrating the 30^th Anniversary of Ostrom’s Governing the Commons: Traditions and Trends in the Study of the Commons, Revisited

Frank van Laerhoven, Michael Schoon, Sergio Villamayor-Tomas
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27 Feb 2020

14(1):208–224

Transformation in common-pool resources management in Central Asia (Guest editors: K. Hagedorn, U. Kasymov, A. Hamidov)

Social Construction of Pastureland: Changing Rules and Resource-Use Rights in China and Kyrgyzstan

Lu Yu, Ulan Kasymov
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17 Feb 2020

14(1):1–15
How Can Intentionality and Path Dependence Explain Change in Water-Management Institutions in Uzbekistan?

Ahmad Hamidov, Ulan Kasymov, Abdulkhakim Salokhiddinov, Mukhamadkhan Khamidov
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17 Feb 2020

14(1):16–29
Benefit Sharing for Solving Transboundary Commons Dilemma in Central Asia

Ilkhom Soliev, Insa Theesfeld
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18 Feb 2020

14(1):61–77
Potentials and Constraints of Common Pasture Use – Field Experiments on Common Pool Resource Management in Azerbaijan and Georgia

Anja Salzer, Regina Neudert, Volker Beckmann
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03 Mar 2020

14(1):225–244

Volume 14 -

Issue 1 - 2020

Editorials

Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Ostrom’s Governing the Commons: Traditions and Trends in the Study of the Commons, Revisited

Transformation in common-pool resources management in Central Asia (Guest editors: K. Hagedorn, U. Kasymov, A. Hamidov)

Social Construction of Pastureland: Changing Rules and Resource-Use Rights in China and Kyrgyzstan

How Can Intentionality and Path Dependence Explain Change in Water-Management Institutions in Uzbekistan?

Benefit Sharing for Solving Transboundary Commons Dilemma in Central Asia

Potentials and Constraints of Common Pasture Use – Field Experiments on Common Pool Resource Management in Azerbaijan and Georgia

Research articles

Institutions for Collective Gardening: A Comparative Analysis of 51 Urban Community Gardens in Anglophone and German-Speaking Countries

Partitioning Commons and Devolving Them from Communal to Sub-Communal Groups: Evidence from China’s Community Forest Management Organizations

Shared Patterns in Long-Term Dynamics of Commons as Institutions for Collective Action

Early Modern Reindeer Husbandry, Sami Economy, and Grazing Rights

Social Learning in Food Quality Governance – Evidences from Geographical Indications Amendments

Balancing Democracy with Service Delivery: Power Relations, Politics and Accountability in Cooperatives Supporting Emergent Livestock Farmers in South Africa

New Pressures, Old Foodways: Governance and Access to Edible Mopane Caterpillars, Imbrasia (=Gonimbrasia) Belina, in the Context of Commercialization and Environmental Change in South Africa

Toward an Integrated History to Govern the Commons: Using the Archive to Enhance Local Knowledge

Regeneration of Underused Natural Resources by Collaboration Between Urban and Rural Residents: A Case Study in Fujiwara District, Japan

Shades of Conflict in Kyrgyzstan: National Actor Perceptions and Behaviour in Mining

Governance and Deforestation: Understanding the Role of Formal Rule-Acknowledgement by Residents in Brazilian Extractive Reserves

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Celebrating the 30^th Anniversary of Ostrom’s Governing the Commons: Traditions and Trends in the Study of the Commons, Revisited