Library on Governance in Social-Ecological Systems

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2001
López-Gálvez J, Losa Villasante A.  2001.  Gestión del agua de riego en Campo Dalías.. La Economía del Agua Subterránea y su Gestión Collectiva. :405-475.
Cheong S-M.  2001.  Korean fishing communities in transition: Institutional change and coastal development. Department of Geography, University of Washington. Ph.D.
Lopez Gun E, Hernández-Mora N.  2001.  La gestión colectiva de la saguas subterráneas en la Mancha: análisis comparativo. La Economía del Agua Subterránea y su Gestión Collectiva. :405-475.
Nilsson T.  2001.  Management of Communal Grazing Land: A case study on institutions for collective action in Endabeg village, Tanzania. Department of Infrastructure and Planning, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden. Master's
Souza C.  2001.  Participatory budgeting in Brazilian cities: Limits and possibilities in building democratic institutions. Environment and Urbanization. 13(1):159-184.
Crisologo-Mendoza L, Van de gaer D.  2001.  Population growth and customary land law: The case of Cordillera villages in the Phillippines. Economic Development and Cultural Change. 49(3):631-658.
Trawick P.  2001.  Successfully Governing the Commons: Principles of Social Organization in an Andean Irrigation System. Human Ecology. 29(1):1-25.
Mandondo A.  2001.  Use of woodland resources within and across villages in a Zimbabwean communal area. Agriculture and Human Values. 18:177-194.
2000
Rutherford KR.  2000.  The Evolving Arms Control Agenda: Implications of the Role of NGOs in Banning Antipersonnel Landmines.. World Politics. 53:74-114.
Klooster D.  2000.  Institutional Choice, Community, and Struggle: A Case Study of Forest Co-Management in Mexico. World Development. 28(1):1-20.
Gibson CC, Becker CD.  2000.  A lack of institutional demand: Why a strong local community in Western Ecuador fails to protect its forest. People and Forests: Communities, Institutions, and Governance. :135-161.
Troxell JF.  2000.  Landmines: Why the Korea exception should be the rule. Parameters: US Army War College. 30(1):82-102.
Cleaver F.  2000.  Moral ecological rationality, institutions and the management of common property resources. Development and Change. 31:361-383.
U.S. Congress.  2000.  National Marine Sanctuaries Act.
Garro LC.  2000.  Remembering What One Knows and the Construction of the Past: A Comnarison of Cultural Consensus Theory and Cultural Schema Theory. Ethos. 28(3):275-319.
Sullivan R.  2000.  A Whale Hunt.
1999
Steins NA.  1999.  All Hands on Deck: An Interactive Perspective on Complex Common-Pool Resource Management Based on Case Studies in the Coastal Wa. University of Wageningen. PhD
Steins NA, Edwards V.  1999.  Collective Action in Common-Pool Resource Management: The Contribution of a Social Constructivist Perspective to Existing Theory. Society and Natural Resources. 12:539-557.
Tucker C.  1999.  Common property design principles and development in a Honduran community. The Fletcher Journal of Development Studies. :Vol.14,pp.1-23.
Wittayapak C, Dearden P.  1999.  Decision-Making Arrangements in Community-Based Watershed Management in Northern Thailand. Society and Natural Resources. 12:673-691.
Cameron M.  1999.  Global Civil Society and The Ottawa Process: Lessons From the Movement to Ban Anti-Personnel Mines.. Canadian Foreign Policy. 7(1):85-102.
Currie D, Parry G.  1999.  Impacts and efficiency of scallop dredging on different soft substrates.. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. 56(4):539-550.
UNDP.  1999.  Lao PDR - Nam Tan Rehabilitation Project: Report of the Final Evaluation.
Thakur R, Maley W.  1999.  The Ottawa Convention on Landmines: A Landmark Humanitarian Treaty in Arms Control? Global Governance. 5:273-302.
Kaosa-ard M.  1999.  Trade and Sustainable Development of Thailand's Fisheries Sector. Trade, sustainable development and gender (pre-UNCTAD X expert workshop).