One of the enduring foundations of the Ostrom Workshop has been the Monday Colloquium Series, which commenced in 1973. The series has provided a forum for a breadth of presenters and topics over the years that have echoed the themes of the Ostrom Workshop’s research program.
The presenter’s paper will be available in advance of their presentation for participants to read. The presenter will have fifteen minutes for introductory remarks, followed by discussion.
ALL COLLOQUIUMS FOR SPRING 2021 WILL BE PRESENTED VIRTUALLY VIA ZOOM, STARTING AT 12:00 PM EST.
Spring 2021 – Monday Colloquium Series
Date | Speaker | Presentation |
January 25
| Du Huynh*
School of Public Policy and Management, Fulbright University Vietnam | "Public Entrepreneurship, Collective Wisdom and Doi Moi (Renovation) in Vietnam"
Abstract/Bio |
| February 1 | Marco Janssen
School of Sustainability, Arizona State University | "Collective Action at the Shoreline: A Comparison of Lake Management Organizations in Vilas County, Wisconsin, U.S.A."
Abstract/Bio |
| February 8 | James Boyle and Jennifer Jenkins
Duke University School of Law | "Mark of the Devil: Universities and the Disappearing Trademark Commons"
Abstract/Bio |
| February 15 | Bryan Bruns
Sociologist, Independent Consultant | |
| February 22 | Sarah Bauerle Danzman
International Studies, IU | "The Regulatory State, National Security Law, and the Diffusion of Investment Screening Governance" |
| March 1 | Brigham Daniels
Law School, Brigham Young University | |
| March 8 | Jackson Dorsey
Business Economics and Public Policy, IU | |
| March 15 | Rebecca Bratspies
CUNY School of Law | |
| March 22 | Anita Milman*
Environmental Governance, University of Massachusetts at Amherst | "Choice and Governance Implications of Institutionalizing Autonomy in Inter-agency Coordination" |
| March 29 | Frank Marshalek
Geography, IU | |
| April 5 | Seth Frey
Department of Communication, UC Davis | |
| April 12 | Anita Chaudhry
Department of Economics, California State University-Chico | |
| April 19 | Pranietha Mudliar
Environmental Studies and Sciences, Ithaca College | "Crowding-out Lower-level Authorities: Interactions between Higher and Lower-level Authorities in Kenya’s Polycentric Fisheries" |
| April 26 | Emmanuel Frimpong Boamah
Urban and Regional Planning, University at Buffalo, SUNY | |
* Workshop Visiting Scholar
