# Elinor Ostrom
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Elinor Claire "Lin" Ostrom (née Awan; August 7, 1933 – June 12, 2012) was an American political economist whose work was associated with the New Institutional Economics and the resurgence of political economy. In 2009, she was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for her "analysis of economic governance, especially the commons", which she shared with Oliver E. Williamson. To date, she remains the first of only two women to win the Nobel Prize in Economics, the other being Esther Duflo.
Nathan Goodman - What Does Immigration Have To Do With Climate Change?
In this conversation from 2023, Alex speaks with Nathan Goodman about the implications of Climate Change for immigration policy and how coercion and polycentricity factor into that conversation.
References:
- Adapting to Climate Change through Migration: Justus Enninga and Nathan Goodman https:/…
Trust & Governance
Read the original essay here.Recommended Resources:1. Power Literacy
Power literacy is the ability to see, name, and work with power as it actually operates through:
relationships
expertise
identity
credibility
access to information
proximity to decision-makers
institutional protection
Power litera…
David Sloan Wilson on Co-Creating the Third Attractor
What does it take to build a truly pro-social world?In this conversation, evolutionary biologist David Sloan Wilson brings Darwinian evolution into dialogue with the vision of the Third Attractor. We explore why cooperation is one of evolution’s greatest achievements, why good intentions alone are …
2630: Undeniable Ambition
LifeBlood: Every civilization must answer one timeless question: What should we do with human ambition?
James Madison believed ambition should check ambition. Ayn Rand believed it should be unleashed. Karl Marx believed it was created by capitalism. B.F. Skinner believed it could be engineered aw…
The Case for Electric Cooperatives in the Microgrid Era
What if the model to solve many of our biggest electricity problems already exists—we've just never used it to its full capacity? In this episode, Keith Taylor, a UC Davis institutional economist, makes the case that America's 800-plus co-ops are a form of "latent community capacity" hiding in pla…
Ep 317 Peacewarts Lab: How Ayn Rand Is F***ing Us Over Again with AI Arbitrage (Bring On the Commons)
Ep 317 Peacewarts Lab: How Ayn Rand Is F***ing Us Over Again with AI Arbitrage (Bring On the Commons)
In Episode 317 of the Peacewarts Lab on the Peace is Here podcast, host Avis Kalfsbeek takes a sharp, satirical look at how modern Silicon Valley billionaires are resurrecting Ayn Rand's hyper-indi…
Ep 452: Harini Nagendra is Woolgathering and Ground Truthing
The city and nature do not need to be at odds with each other; and dreamers can be doers. Harini Nagendra joins Amit Varma in episode 452 of The Seen and the Unseen to discuss her work in ecology, urban sustainability, detective fiction and the art of managing multitudes. (FOR FULL LINKED SHOW NOTE…
Fire Council 011: What Must a Town Demand?
What must a town demand before approving a new AI data center? The Fire Council turns jobs, power, water, taxes, safety, and neighborhood promises into enforceable terms.
Fire Council is a fictional, AI-created dramatization of Ken Cox's inner Council. Historical and symbolic seats are interpretat…
The Stewardship Freehold Village - an idea whose time has come - with Michael Taite
"When we build, we first remove the soil and replace it with rubble, concrete and tarmac. When we grow, we exclude all life from the land bar the one crop we want. Where we belatedly recognise our ultimate dependence on nature, we confine it to intensive ‘nature only’ areas such as rewilding zones,…
Ep 326 Peacewarts: Morphological Peace 101 – From Asset to Commons: Reimagining Land Ownership (Class 7)
Ep 326 Peacewarts: Morphological Peace 101 – From Asset to Commons: Reimagining Land Ownership (Class 7)
We examine how land is moved out of speculative real estate markets and placed into community land trusts and public stewardship. Using New Communities, Inc., the Dudley Street Neighborhood Ini…
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