Classical liberalism entails not only a theory about the scope of government and its
relationship with the market but also a distinct view about how government should operate …

Elinor Ostrom was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in economics. She has been at the
forefront of New Institutional Economics and Public Choice revolutions, discovering …

Revisiting the theory of institutional hybridity and diversity developed by Vincent and Elinor
Ostrom to cope with the challenge of the “neither states nor markets” institutional domain …

Post‐disaster recovery requires co‐production; that is, the inputs of citizens are essential for
successful community recovery to occur. Citizens contribute to post‐disaster recovery by …

Cet article explore l'apport méthodologique d'Ostrom, encore mal connu malgré la
popularité de ses travaux sur les communs. Nous montrons que son approche participe de …

What is the role of the state in economic development? This question has puzzled thinkers
since before Adam Smith. And economists even to this day continue to puzzle this question …

How do industry participants govern knowledge commons and deal with knowledge
production and sharing? Beyond privatized intellectual resources safeguarded by the …

Elinor Ostrom's Nobel Prize-winning work on common pool property rights has implications
for some of the most pressing sustainability issues of the twenty-first century—from tackling …

The conventional wisdom guiding pandemic policy is that the complexity of externalities
justifies a centralized government response and suppression of economic freedom. We …

Political theories of property rights are less optimistic than self-governance perspectives
regarding the ability of non-state organizations to supply private property institutions …