'The paper analyses the institutional dynamics surrounding common-pool resources in post socialist Central and Eastern Europe. It is conceived in close conjunction with the case studies reported in the four preceding papers in this series. The purpose of this paper is to frame the individual case inquiries, compare the findings from the four plus two additional case studies, and relate those to broader agrarian and environmental changes in Central and Eastern Europe. The comparative assessment suggests that resource governance has shifted from the previously dominant legal and administrative state hierarchies towards markets. In addition, state power has moved from central governments towards local authorities. The waning and decentralizati...
When the Communist regimes in Central and Eastern Europe collapsed at the end of the last decade, th...
This paper discusses processes of property rights reform of agricultural land and non-land assets in...
This paper aims at explaining the role and importance of the evolution of institutions for sustainab...
"The paper analyses the institutional dynamics surrounding common-pool resources in post socialist C...
The paper analyses the institutional dynamics surrounding common-pool resources in postsocialist Cen...
If Hardin’s (1968) widely cited case of a pasture accessible to everyone were the standard for publi...
Governance of natural Common-Pool Resources (CPRs) is a central area of sustainability theory and p...
This article aims to study and clearly define the terms public good, common-pool resources, and the ...
This paper sets to show the contribution of common property resources (CPRs) to the welfare of commu...
This paper aims at explaining the role and importance of the evolution of institutions for sustainab...
This paper investigates a local problem of common pool resources (CPR), the solution of which needs ...
In the past two decades, former postsocialist countries such as Romania have experienced very radica...
When the collective declines, who manages the collective-owned land? When the socialist state fails,...
'This paper seeks to contribute to the development of institutional options for the management of pu...
This paper aims to observe and ascertain the effectiveness of common property regimes in managing nat...
When the Communist regimes in Central and Eastern Europe collapsed at the end of the last decade, th...
This paper discusses processes of property rights reform of agricultural land and non-land assets in...
This paper aims at explaining the role and importance of the evolution of institutions for sustainab...
"The paper analyses the institutional dynamics surrounding common-pool resources in post socialist C...
The paper analyses the institutional dynamics surrounding common-pool resources in postsocialist Cen...
If Hardin’s (1968) widely cited case of a pasture accessible to everyone were the standard for publi...
Governance of natural Common-Pool Resources (CPRs) is a central area of sustainability theory and p...
This article aims to study and clearly define the terms public good, common-pool resources, and the ...
This paper sets to show the contribution of common property resources (CPRs) to the welfare of commu...
This paper aims at explaining the role and importance of the evolution of institutions for sustainab...
This paper investigates a local problem of common pool resources (CPR), the solution of which needs ...
In the past two decades, former postsocialist countries such as Romania have experienced very radica...
When the collective declines, who manages the collective-owned land? When the socialist state fails,...
'This paper seeks to contribute to the development of institutional options for the management of pu...
This paper aims to observe and ascertain the effectiveness of common property regimes in managing nat...
When the Communist regimes in Central and Eastern Europe collapsed at the end of the last decade, th...
This paper discusses processes of property rights reform of agricultural land and non-land assets in...
This paper aims at explaining the role and importance of the evolution of institutions for sustainab...