Vol. 7 No. 2 (2013)

Special feature: From Historical Open Science to Digitally Integrated Research Networks - Part 1 (Guest Editor: T. Dedeurwaerdere and C. van Schendel)

Special feature: Multi-level governance of forests - Part 2 (Guest editors: E. Mwangi and D.A. Wardell)

Published: 2013-08-29

Editorials

Multi-level governance of forest resources (Editorial to the special feature – Part 2)

Esther Mwangi, Andrew Wardell

339-343
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Research articles

Missing ecology: integrating ecological perspectives with the social-ecological system framework

Graham Epstein, Jessica M Vogt, Sarah K Mincey, Michael Cox, Burney Fischer

432-453
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Preliminary steps toward a general theory of internet-based collective-action in digital information commons: Findings from a study of open source software projects

Charles M. Schweik, Robert English

234-254
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Corruption in the commons: why bribery hampers enforcement of environmental regulations in South African fisheries

Aksel Sundström

454-472
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Multiple levels and multiple challenges for measurement, reporting and verification of REDD+

Kaisa Korhonen-Kurki, Maria Brockhaus, Amy E. Duchelle, Stibniati Atmadja, Pham Thu Thuy, Lydia Schofield

344-366
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Employing digital crowdsourced information resources: Managing the emerging information commons

Robin Mansell

255-277
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Importance of local participation in achieving equity in benefit-sharing mechanisms for REDD+: a case study from the Juma Sustainable Development Reserve

Maria Fernanda Gebara

473-497
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Globalisations in a nutshell: Historical perspectives on the changing governance of the shea commodity chain in northern Ghana

Andrew Wardell, Niels Fold

367-405
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What kind of goods are plant genetic resources for food and agriculture? Towards the identification and development of a new global commons

Michael Halewood

278-312
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Cultural norms, cooperation, and communication: Taking experiments to the field in indigenous communities

Rucha Ghate, Suresh Ghate, Elinor Ostrom

498-520
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Understanding genetic information as a commons: From bioprospecting to personalized medicine

Nicola Lucchi

313-338
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Scaling up from the grassroots and the top down: The impacts of multi-level governance on community forestry in Durango, Mexico

Gustavo A García-López

406-431
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Renegotiating property rights in the Florida golden crab fishery

Scott Crosson, Tracy Yandle, Brent Stoffle

521-548
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Conflict resolution through ecosystem-based management: the case of Swedish moose management

Camilla Sandström, Sofia Wennberg Di Gasper, Karin Öhman

549-570
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Book reviews

Mori, A. (ed.) (2013). Environmental Governance for Sustainable Development: East Asian Perspectives. New York: United Nations University Press.

Samantha M. Berdej

571-572
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Paul Dorosh and Shahidur Rashid (eds.) (2013), Food and Agriculture in Ethiopia: Progress and Policy Challenges, Philadelphia, PA: University of Pennsylvania Press

Aseffa Seyoum

573-574
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Murota, Takeshi and Ken Takeshita (eds.) (2013), Local Commons and Democratic Environmental Governance. New York: United Nations University press.

Alison Clarke

575-576
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Schweik, Charles M. and Robert C. English (2012). Internet Success: A Study of Open-Source Software Commons. Cambridge (MA): The MIT Press

Arul George Scaria

577-578
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Haller, Tobias (ed.) (2010). Disputing the Floodplains: Institutional Change and the Politics of Resource Management in African Wetlands. Brill: Leiden.

Clemens Greiner

579-581
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List, John A. and Michael K. Price (eds.) (2013). Handbook on Experimental Economics and the Environment. Cheltenham, UK: Northhampton, MA, USA: Edward Elgar.

Jens Rommel, Christine Werthmann

582-583
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