The Wednesday Research Series provides a forum for our Graduate Students (who received seed funding for their research projects) and Visiting Scholars to present their work in progress. Research areas of interest may include those traditionally central to Ostrom Workshop research—such as institutional analysis, governance, and democracy—as well as new initiatives or extensions into new thematic areas that support the broad mission of the Ostrom Workshop.
The presenter’s paper will be available in advance of their presentation for participants to read. The presenter will give a formal presentation (up to 30 minutes) followed by audience comments and discussions.
LOCATION: Ostrom Workshop, 513 N. Park (Tocqueville Room)
TIME: 12:00–1:00 p.m.
The Research Series is not live streamed. Presentations are open to the public, and you are welcome to bring your lunch.
Fall 2018 – Wednesday Research Series
Date | Speaker | Presentation |
| September 12 | Research Summaries Roundtable with Visiting Scholars and Graduate Students | Research Summaries Roundtable |
| September 19 | Qingfang Wang *
School of Public Policy, University of California, Riverside | "College Location and STEM Graduate Labor Market Experiences" [email qingfang.wang@ucr.edu for paper]
Abstract/Bio |
| October 3 | No Research Series | Instead, attend the Ostrom Memorial Lecture |
| October 10 | Cathryn Johnson
Political Science, Ostrom Fellow | "Why Women in Rural Burkina Faso Participate More in Local Politics than Women in Rural Mali" [email catejohn@indiana.edu for paper]
Abstract/Bio |
| October 17 | Nabila Rahman
Political Science, Ostrom Research Awardee
| "Of Waste and Wealth: Local Government and Citizenship in Urban India" [email rahmann@iu.edu for paper]
Abstract/Bio |
| October 24 | Gunnhild Storbekkrønning Solli *
Public & International Law, University of Oslo | "Does Ownership to Groundwater Still Matter? A Peek into European Models of Groundwater Resources Ownership" [email g.s.solli@jus.uio.no for paper]
Abstract/Bio |
| October 31 | Leonid Polishchuk *
Higher School of Economics, Moscow; Institute for Russian & Eurasian Studies, Uppsala University | "Co-Production, Civic Culture, and Quality of Governance: Theory and Evidence from Russia"
Abstract/Bio |
| November 7 | Juan Francisco Salazar *
Institute for Culture and Society, Western Sydney University
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| November 14 | Salih Yasun
Political Science
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| November 21 | Thanksgiving Break
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| December 5 | Julia Valliant
Postdoctoral Research Fellow | |
* Denotes Workshop Visiting Scholar
