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 five minutes for clarifications followed by audience comments and discussions.
LOCATION: Ostrom Workshop, 513 N. Park (Tocqueville Room)
TIME: 12:00–1:00 p.m.
The Colloquium Series is live streamed (unless indicated otherwise). Presentations are open to the public, and you are welcome to bring your lunch.
Fall 2017 – Monday Colloquium Series
Date | Speaker | Presentation |
| September 11 | David Stadelmann
Department of Economics, University of Bayreuth, Germany
| "Politicians Change Their Behavior and Seek the Public Interest after Achieving Office"
Abstract/Bio |
| September 18 | Angie Raymond
Kelley School of Business, IU Bloomington
| "Information and the Regulatory Landscape: A Growing Need to Reconsider Existing Legal Frameworks"
Abstract/Bio |
| September 25 | Murat Iyigun *
Department of Economics, University of Colorado
| "The Ideological Roots of Institutional Change"
Abstract/Bio |
| October 2 | Hyeran Jo
Department of Political Science, Texas A&M University
| "Weapon of the Weak? Rebel Groups' International Law Talk, 1974-2011"
Abstract/Bio
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| October 9 | Margaret Levi
Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University
| "Conflict, Institutions, and Public Law: Reflections on Twentieth-Century America as a Developing Country"
Abstract/Bio
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| October 16 | David Victor
School of Global Policy and Strategy, University of California-San Diego
| "An Experimentalist Approach to Governing Global Climate Change"
Abstract/Bio
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| October 23 | Scott Shackelford
Kelley School of Business, IU Bloomington
| "Cyber War and Peace: Governing New Frontiers in the Information Age"
[Chapter Outlines] [Optional: Sample Chapter 3]
Abstract/Bio
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| October 30 | Xavier Basurto
Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University
| "Finding Order Amid Complex Small-Scale Fisheries Self-Governance Arrangements: A ‘Beyond-Harvesting’ Research Agenda for Common-Pool Resources Theory"
Abstract/Bio
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| November 6 | Dominic Parker *
Agricultural & Applied Economics, University of Wisconsin-Madison
| TBA |
| November 13 | Kent Portney
Department of Public Administration, Texas A&M University
| "Governing the Water-Energy-Food Nexus: Solving a Common-Pool Resource Challenge?"
Abstract/Bio |
| November 20 | THANKSGIVING BREAK
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| November 27 | James Farmer
School of Public Health, IU Bloomington
| "Extending the Design Principles for Common-Pool Resource Governance to Conservation Easements on Private Lands"
Abstract/Bio
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| December 4 | Marco Janssen
School of Sustainability, Arizona State University
| "Playing Games to Save Water: Collective Action Games for Groundwater Management in Andhra Pradesh, India"
Abstract/Bio
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* Denotes Ostrom Workshop Visiting Scholar
