KnowraElinor OstromLinked fromLinked fromThe 19 pages that link to Elinor Ostrom, each with the reason it gives.All 19Broader topic 1Related 17Compared with 1Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic SciencesBroader topic: Her 2009 award recognized work beyond the prize’s traditional focus on markets and states.Common-pool resourceRelated: Her research showed that common-pool resources need not inevitably be overused.Community-based conservationRelated: Her work identified institutional principles relevant to durable local resource governance.Tragedy of the commonsRelated: Her research challenged the claim that commons inevitably require privatization or centralized control.InstitutionsRelated: Ostrom documented institutions devised by communities beyond markets or centralized states.Free-rider problemRelated: Her research showed how local rules and monitoring can sustain cooperation without relying only on markets or central government.Peter KropotkinRelated: Her empirical studies provide a distinct later body of evidence about cooperation and self-governance.CommonsRelated: Her research established a major empirical account of successful commons institutions.Coase theoremRelated: Her research showed that resource governance depends on institutions beyond simple private bargaining.Common landRelated: Her research identified institutional principles found in durable systems of common-land management.Ronald CoaseRelated: Ostrom’s research explored institutional arrangements for resource use beyond firms and markets.Social dilemmaRelated: Her work documented durable ways communities overcome commons dilemmas without relying only on privatization or central control.CommunalismRelated: Her research documented institutional principles used by successful commons governance.Douglass NorthRelated: Ostrom shared the 2009 Nobel Prize and extended institutional analysis to common-pool resources.Garrett HardinCompared with: Her research challenged Hardin’s portrayal of commons users as unable to manage shared resources.Natural resource managementRelated: Her research showed how local institutions can support durable common-resource governance.James M. BuchananRelated: Ostrom’s institutional research offers a related, empirically grounded account of collective self-governance.Constitutional economicsRelated: Her research demonstrates how institutional rules can be designed outside centralized state control.Oliver E. WilliamsonRelated: Ostrom's work offered a distinct account of how communities govern shared resources.
KnowraElinor OstromLinked fromLinked fromThe 19 pages that link to Elinor Ostrom, each with the reason it gives.All 19Broader topic 1Related 17Compared with 1Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic SciencesBroader topic: Her 2009 award recognized work beyond the prize’s traditional focus on markets and states.Common-pool resourceRelated: Her research showed that common-pool resources need not inevitably be overused.Community-based conservationRelated: Her work identified institutional principles relevant to durable local resource governance.Tragedy of the commonsRelated: Her research challenged the claim that commons inevitably require privatization or centralized control.InstitutionsRelated: Ostrom documented institutions devised by communities beyond markets or centralized states.Free-rider problemRelated: Her research showed how local rules and monitoring can sustain cooperation without relying only on markets or central government.Peter KropotkinRelated: Her empirical studies provide a distinct later body of evidence about cooperation and self-governance.CommonsRelated: Her research established a major empirical account of successful commons institutions.Coase theoremRelated: Her research showed that resource governance depends on institutions beyond simple private bargaining.Common landRelated: Her research identified institutional principles found in durable systems of common-land management.Ronald CoaseRelated: Ostrom’s research explored institutional arrangements for resource use beyond firms and markets.Social dilemmaRelated: Her work documented durable ways communities overcome commons dilemmas without relying only on privatization or central control.CommunalismRelated: Her research documented institutional principles used by successful commons governance.Douglass NorthRelated: Ostrom shared the 2009 Nobel Prize and extended institutional analysis to common-pool resources.Garrett HardinCompared with: Her research challenged Hardin’s portrayal of commons users as unable to manage shared resources.Natural resource managementRelated: Her research showed how local institutions can support durable common-resource governance.James M. BuchananRelated: Ostrom’s institutional research offers a related, empirically grounded account of collective self-governance.Constitutional economicsRelated: Her research demonstrates how institutional rules can be designed outside centralized state control.Oliver E. WilliamsonRelated: Ostrom's work offered a distinct account of how communities govern shared resources.