Since Crawford and Ostrom proposed the Institutional Grammar (IG), a conceptual tool for
breaking down and organizing institutional statements, a burgeoning literature has used it to …

Despite the importance of ambitious policy action for addressing climate change, large and
systematic assessments of public policies and their design are lacking as analysing text …

The Institutional Grammar (IG) is a well-established approach for institutional analysis. It was
conceptually defined by Crawford and Ostrom in 1995. Over the last quarter of a century, a …

The study of policy design has been of long-standing interest to policy scholars. Recent
surveys of policy design scholarship acknowledge two main pathways along which it has …

Climate adaptation measures are shaped and implemented through processes of
governance, where the interactions and decision-making among actors lead to the creation …

Abstract Computational Institutional Science (CIS) is an emerging stream of social science
research performing institutional analysis with computational methods. While such …

Laws are a unique type of primary data: they structure our everyday interactions and are
publicly available to all people. How can we assess the law's effect when multiple …

The Institutional Grammar (IG) was introduced by Sue Crawford and Elinor Ostrom in 1995
as an approach for supporting reliable definition and representation of the language of …

Building a successful community means governing active populations and limited resources.
This challenge often requires communities to design formal governance systems from …

Institutions—defined as strategies, norms and rules (Ostrom Understanding institutional
diversity, Princeton University Press, Princeton, 2005)—are omnipresent in third sector …