MONDAY COLLOQUIUM SERIES

• 8-27-12: Roundtable
  Chair: Burney Fischer, Director of the Ostrom Workshop and Clinical Professor in SPEA, IUB

• 9-5-12: Sharing the Burden: Law, Politics, and the Making of the Modern American Fiscal State, 1880–1930
  Ajay K. Mehrotra, Associate Dean for Research, Professor of Law, and Louis F. Niezer Faculty Fellow; Adjunct Associate Professor of History, IUB
  Paper

• 9-10-12: Ecology of Games
  Mark Lubell, Professor, Department of Environmental Science and Policy and Director, Center for Environmental Policy and Behavior
  Paper

• 9-12-12: Renewable Energy Policy Panacea? A Comparative Case Study of the Development Outcomes of the Ownership Model of Wind Energy
  Keith Taylor, visiting scholar at the Ostrom Workshop

• 9-17-12: The Co-evolution of Network Strucutre, Strategic Behavior, and Equilibrium Dynamics
  Frank Page, Professor of Economics, IUB
  Paper

• 9-17-12: The Conservative Case Against the Constitution
  Patrick Deneen, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Notre Dame, and Frank Potenziani Chair of Constitutional Studies; co-sponsors: Tocqueville, Intercollegiate Studies Institute, Wilmington, Delaware, and Ostrom Workshop

• 9-19-12: Towards an interdisciplinary social-ecological systems (SES) framework
  Graham Epstein, a a student in the joint PhD program in Public Policy at the School of Public and Environmental Affairs and the Department of Political Science

• 9-24-12: Immigration, Wages, and a Sustainable Economic Future: Immigration as a Moral Issue
  Lloyd Orr, Professor Emeritus, Economics, IU
  Paper

• 9-26-12: Alpine Common Property Institutions under Change: Conditions for Successful and Unsuccessful Collective Action of Alpine Farmers in the Canton Graubünden of Switzerland
  Gabriela Landolt, doctoral student, Social Anthropology, Universität Bern Institut für Sozialanthropologie, and visiting scholar, Ostrom Workshop
  Paper

• 10-1-12: Commons in the Cultural Environment
  Brett Frischmann, Professor of Law, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, and Katherine Strandburg, Professor of Law, New York University School of Law

• 10-3-12: A great transformation: Resettlement policies, institutions and metabolic patterns in the Tibetan rangelands
  Jampel Dell'Angelo, Visiting scholar, Ostrom Workshop
  Paper

• 10-5-12: The political consequences of the moral point of view in Nietzsche and Weber
  Tracy Strong, Distinguished Professor of Political Science, University of California, San Diego; co-sponsors: Tocqueville Program, Department of Political Science, and Center for the Theoretical Inquiry in Humanities
  Paper

• 10-8-12: Why “Club” Goods have Proliferated in Investment Finance
  Travis Selmier III, PhD candidate, Department of Political Science, IUB
  Paper

• 10-10-12: Operationalizing the “E” in SES: Making Ecology Explicit in the Social-Ecological Systems Framework
  Integrating Ecological Perspectives with the Social-Ecological Systems Framework working group at the Ostrom Workshop; Graham Epstein speaking, presentation based largely on work completed by Jessica Vogt and Sarah Mincey

• 10-22-12: Mores and Institutions: Tocquevillian Insights and Postcommunist Democratizations
  Venelin Ganev, Professor of Political Science, Miami University of Ohio; co-sponsors: Tocqueville and Ostrom Workshop

• 10-24-12: Understanding robustness to disturbance through the theory of the commons: a Qualitative Comparative Analysis of responses to disturbances in five Spanish irrigation systems
  Sergio Villamayor Tomas, PhD candidate, and Ostrom Workshop graduate student
  Paper

• 10-26-12: Was Tocqueville Ever American?
  Olivier Zunz, Commonwealth Professor of History, University of Virginia, Charlottsville; co-sponsors: Tocqueville, Center for Philantropy, and Ostrom Workshop

• 10-29-12: Where Rivers Meet the Sea, the Political Ecology Of Water
  Stephanie Kane, Associate Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, IUB

• 10-31-12: How could a network approach shed light on our understanding of the nature of state in post-conflict situations?
  Timor Sharan, visiting scholar at the Ostrom Workshop

• 11-2-12: Civil Religion: A Window into Perennial Themes of Political Philosophy? Horizons of Knowledge Lecture
  Ronald Beiner, Professor of Political Science, University of Toronto

• 11-5-12: US Energy Policy and the Pursuit of Failure
  Peter Grossman, Professor and Efroymson Chair, Economics, Butler University

• 11-7-12: Public Health, Private Land, and the Police Power
  Robin Craig, Professor and Associate Dean of Environmental Programs at Florida State

• 11-12-12: Private Provisioning of Public Adaptation Goods: The Case of Irrigated Agriculture in Central Arizona
  Abigail York, Assistant Professor in the School of Human Evolution and Social Change at Arizona State University
  Paper

• 11-14-12: Information and Common Pool Resources: An Experimental Study of Conditional Cooperation
  Ursula Kreitmair, joint PhD program student in Public Policy of IU's School of Public and Environmental Affairs and the Department of Political Science

• 11-26-12: Getting Along On-Orbit: Behavioral and Institutional Underpinnings of U.S.-Russian Joint Operations of the ISS
  William Bianco, Professor, Department of Political Science, IUB, and affiliated faculty, Ostrom Workshop, with Jeffrey Hill,Professor and Department Chair, Department of Political Science, Northeastern Illinois University, and Robert Landis, Technical Manager, Senior Engineer, NASA Goddard-Wallops Flight Facility

• 11-28-12: Barriers and Bridges for Collective Action In Mediterranean Semi-Arid Watersheds. A Network Analysis of Social-Ecological Systems
  Irene Iniesta, visiting scholar at the Ostrom Workshop

• 12-3-12: Efficiency and/or Fairness? Understanding the Origins of Prior Appropriation in Early California
  Mark Kanazawa, Professor of Economics, Carleton College
  Paper

• 12-5-12: The Relational Nature of the Coup D’état
  Josef Woldense, a PhD student in Political Science at Indiana University Bloomington