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.
ALL RESEARCH SERIES FOR FALL 2020 WILL BE PRESENTED VIRTUALLY VIA ZOOM, STARTING AT 12:00 EST.
Fall 2020 – Wednesday Research Series
Date | Speaker | Presentation |
| September 16 | Research Summaries Roundtable | |
| September 23 | Frank van Laerhoven
Environmental Governance, Universiteit Utrecht | "The Publication Game! Everything everyone expects you to know... (but that no one actually ever told you)" [No Paper]
Abstract/Bio |
| September 30 | Kristy Anderson
Public Health, Research Award | "Regulatory Institutions, Immigration, and 'Gentefication': The Social-Ecological Context Shaping Responses to Soil Lead Contamination in Southeast Los Angeles"
Abstract/Bio |
| October 7 | Polycentricity Working Group | Abstract/Bio |
| October 14 | Space Governance Working Group | Abstract/Bio |
| October 21 | Godfreyb Ssekajja
O'Neill SPEA | "Immigration, Ethnic Diversity and Public Goods Provisioning in Local Communities"
Abstract/Bio |
| October 28 | Ostrom Book Club with Lisa Blomgren Amsler & Janet Martinez
O'Neill SPEA & Stanford Law School
| "Dispute System Design: Preventing, Managing, and Resolving Conflict"
Abstract/Bio
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| November 4 | Tonya Dodez
Political Science, Research Award
| "Voting Against Violence: The Role of Civic Engagement in African Elections"
Abstract/Bio |
| November 11 | Jordan Lynton
Anthropology, Ostrom Fellow
| "Deconstructing Global Rhetorics of 'Mutuality' and 'Progress' Surrounding Chinese Development in Jamaica"
Abstract/Bio |
| November 18 | Renzo de la Riva Aguero
Public Policy, Ostrom Fellow
| "Is Governance Enough? Assessing Municipal Capacity and Organized Civil Society Participation for Complex Service Delivery"
Abstract/Bio |
* Denotes Workshop Visiting Scholar
