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International Journal of the Commons
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ISSN 1875-0281 · Utrecht University Library Open Access Journals (Publishing Services) · 653 artikel di indeks
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Exploring the Practical Application of Leverage Points Framework for Transformative Interventions for Biodiversity: Case Study Leaders’ Perspectives on Integrating Diverse Viewpoints, Flexibility and Limitations
The leverage points framework identifies strategic points within complex systems where small shifts can lead to significant changes. This research paper explores the utilisation of the leverage points framework within the context of sustainability and transformative change research, specifically…
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Enlisting Biodiversity: Steering Public Discourse to Win Support for Policies on Biodiversity Challenges
Discourses are linguistic expressions of socially constructed understandings of phenomena, which drive power dynamics by implicitly conveying values that may either support or suppress the interests of involved actors. Proponents of specific discourses often seek to establish their interpretation…
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Pastoralist Mobility Choices and Resource Access: The Dynamics of Pastoral Systems in Eastern Sudan
This paper investigates the changing mobility practices of pastoralists in Sudan as they seek to sustain their livelihoods. The study focuses on the Fallata pastoralists in Gadarif State, eastern Sudan, as a case study to demonstrate these changes. Traditionally relying on long-distance movements…
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Empire by Proxy: Private Actors and De Facto Expansion of Sovereignty in History and Space
Outer space is increasingly used to expand and entrench State power due to a legal framework that proclaims universal freedoms while enabling de facto domination by actors with existing capital and technological capacity. This dynamic is visible in the U.S.’ expanding space infrastructure and…
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“Parasites in Our Country”: Eradicating Ants in the Surinamese Amazon as a Means of Colonial Enclosure
Suriname, considered the most forested country in the world, is home to a variety of Amazonian communities, both of Amerindian and African (Maroon) descent. The shifting cultivation that was required by their Amazonian environment has over the past centuries led to the emergence of intricate…
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Landscapes and Cyberscapes of the Commons: Scottish Festivals in the Pandemic and Beyond
This paper investigates how Scottish festivals chose to implement commoning practices in both digital and hybrid spaces during the COVID-19 pandemic. Utilising a deductive thematic analysis approach, the authors draw out emergent themes from a series of interviews with festivals conducted between…
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The Energy Commons and Commoning: Collective Action in Energy Transitions
This editorial introduces the Collection on “Energy Commons: Collective Action for Sustainable Energy” examining energy commons as alternatives to market-based energy systems. Through three empirical contributions, it explores how energy commoning practices navigate five fundamental paradoxes…
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Legal Pluralism in the Commons: The Case of Toyooka, Japan
This paper examines the role of law in contemporary commons revitalisation projects through a case study of satoyama restoration in Toyooka City, Japan. While research on Japanese commons has traditionally focused on common-pool resource governance (iriai), we argue that current revitalisation…
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Toward Making Power More Explicit in the IADF: A Review and Diagnostic Approach to Power Theories
In commons and institutional research, the Institutional Analysis and Development framework (IADF) has proven itself as a useful tool to investigate the complexities of social-environmental systems. It is effective in guiding researchers through the process of understanding complex problem…
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Practical Knowledge Commons: A Study of the Maker Community in Delft
This research explores how practical knowledge commons in makerspaces are developed, challenged, and sustained. Adopting the Governing Knowledge Commons framework, the study focuses on Makerspace Delft, a community of makers and hobbyists in Delft, the Netherlands. Data were collected through…
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Governing Communal Forests in Rural Zimbabwe: The Incentive Mechanisms Embedded Within Governance Structures
Though several studies have proved a vast dependence on non-timber forest products (NTFPs) by rural households in developing countries and that NTFPs production and trade is a source of income, community participation in the governance of communal forests remains minimal. To understand the…
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Jaguars in the Commons: Napo Runa Perspectives on Human-Jaguar Conviviality
Neoliberal conservation practices are increasingly contested, with calls for more convivial ways of preserving the natural environment, which move beyond capitalist and naturalistic logics. Discussions of conviviality shed light on the importance of the Commons and existing institutions that shape…
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Governing Commons Through Uncertainty: Towards a Link Between Commons and Pastoralist Territories of Life
Pastoralist communities across the world have long governed shared rangelands through adaptive institutions that convert ecological uncertainty into cooperation and resilience. Yet dominant conservation and development paradigms continue to misrepresent mobility as disorder and collective use as…
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Radical Relationality from the Periphery: Water Movements and Liminal Commons in Southeast and Central Europe
This article examines how water movements in European semi-peripheries enact radical relationality through concrete struggles over water, infrastructure, and governance. Based on a comparative analysis of five cases from Serbia, Poland, and Greece, it shows how communities respond to privatization…
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Community-Led Climate Crisis Solutions: A Study with the Urban Garo Indigenous Community in Bangladesh
This paper examines the impacts of the climate crisis on the urban Garo Indigenous community in the Dhaka city in Bangladesh and explores their community-driven climate adaptation strategies. The research focuses on: (1) identifying climate change-induced challenges such as heat stress, water…
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Managing the Messy Middle: Toward a Typology of Dilemmas in Nature-Based Recreation
Nature-based recreation systems are complex social-ecological systems (SESs) characterized by competing uses, heterogeneous users, and dynamic feedbacks. As participation grows and recreational modes diversify, managers face mounting challenges in sustaining both ecological integrity and user…
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Conflicts in Forest Commoning: A Case Study of Indigenous Communities’ Struggle in India’s Gadchiroli District
Despite the vast literature on managing the commons, research on the politics around property rights regimes intended to reshape management practices and bottom-up responses, particularly from Indigenous communities (ICs), remains scanty. We examine conflicts around a top-down introduction of…
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Grabbing Urban Wetland Commons in the Name of Sustainable Development: Strategic Marginalization of Local Institutions in Cotonou, Benin
This study assesses how the Cotonou Stormwater Sanitation Programme (CPAP) affects wetland governance, biodiversity and livelihood dependence. A mixed approach combined semi-structured interviews, ecological inventories and spatial analyses. The programme is implemented in Cotonou and responds to…
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Navigating the FPIC Traps in Gabon’s Protected Area Expansion: A Path to Inclusive Conservation
Exclusive conservation has developed over thousands of years through protected area creation. Today, in order to achieve global conservation targets it is recognised that exclusive conservation can no longer be used. Rather, inclusive conservation has now become a rallying cry, and has been…
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Re-Enchanting the Commons through Community-Based Governance to Grow Civic Virtue for Social-Ecological Sustainability
Given limited institutional capacities to externally motivate collective action (CA) for social-ecological sustainability, this article considers how organisation of this CA affects internal or autonomous motivation (civic virtue) for this action. Its argument builds on prior Bloomington-school…