Vol. 9 No. 1 (2015)

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Special feature: Challenges of critical institutionalism

Published: 2015-03-16

Editorials

Furthering critical institutionalism

Frances Dalton Cleaver, Jessica de Koning

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Research articles

A tragedy of errors? Institutional dynamics and land tenure in Finnmark, Norway

Andrei Marin, Ivar Bjørklund

19-40
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A fine mess: Bricolaged forest governance in Cameroon

Verina Ingram, Mirjam A.F. Ros-Tonen, Ton Dietz

41-64
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Bridging political economy analysis and critical institutionalism: an approach to help analyse institutional change for rural water services

Stephen David Jones

65-86
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Local bureaucrats as bricoleurs. The everyday implementation practices of county environment officers in rural Kenya

Mikkel Funder, Martin Marani

87-106
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The powers of water-user associations: on multiplicity, fluidity, and durability in the Peruvian Andes

Andres Verzijl, Carolina Dominguez

107-128
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The material of the social: the mutual shaping of institutions by irrigation technology and society in Seguia Khrichfa, Morocco

Saskia van der Kooij, Margreet Zwarteveen, Marcel Kuper

129-150
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Trust and social capital in the design and evolution of institutions for collective action

Benjamin Six, Esther van Zimmeren, Florin Popa, Christine Frison

151-176
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Social equity and livelihood implications of REDD+ in rural communities – a case study from Nepal

Mohan Poudel, Rik Thwaites, Digby Race, Ganga Ram Dahal

177-208
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Development of indicators for assessment of Lake Malawi Basin in an Integrated Lake Basin Management (ILBM) framework

Clara Limbitso Chidammodzi, Victor Shiholo Muhandiki

209-236
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Challenging pathways to safe water access in rural Uganda: From supply to demand-driven water governance

Resty Naiga, Marianne Penker, Karl Hogl

237-260
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The cost of dividing the commons: Overlapping property systems in Tonle Sap, Cambodia

Thol Dina, Jin Sato

261-280
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Measuring the potential for self-governance: An approach for the management of the common-pool resources

Sergio Colin-Castillo, Richard T. Woodward

281-305
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A common-pool resource experiment in acequia communities

Nejem Raheem

306-321
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What incentivizes local forest conservation efforts? Evidence from Bolivia

Glenn Daniel Wright, Krister Andersson, Clark Gibson, Tom Evans

322-346
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Drama of the commons in small-scale shrimp aquaculture in northwestern, Sri Lanka

Eranga Kokila Galappaththi, Fikret Berkes

347-368
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Sustainability and social responsibility reporting in open source software

Maria Isabel Alonso de Magdaleno, Jesus Garcia-Garcia

369-397
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Normative structures, collaboration and conflict in irrigation; a case study of the Pillaro North Canal Irrigation System, Ecuadorian Highlands

Jaime Hoogesteger

398-415
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Can origin labels re-shape relationships along international supply chains? – The case of Café de Colombia

Xiomara F. Quiñones-Ruiz, Marianne Penker, Christian R. Vogl, Luis F. Samper-Gartner

416-439
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Adaptive governance of the Baltic Sea - lessons from elsewhere

Matilda Valman, Henrik Österblom, Per Olsson

440-465
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Book reviews

Wall, Derek (2014). The Commons in History. Culture, Conflict, and Ecology

Miguel Laborda-Pemán

466-468
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