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Farmers in many developing and developed countries are facing very similar crisis. The govt promises to support cooperative and contract farming, banking, finance, insurance and subsidies. But the gulf between the many top down promises and actual performance on the ground keeps growing.

This is an interesting exploration of the impact of organised or concentrated giving, on the community of commons. One strand could be to look at the expansion and direction the law was taking and it's impact on the community and the willingness and ability to give. The hypothesis would be that as the scope of the law expand, and its capacity as well as intention to micromanage deepens, the scope of voluntary interaction in the community will shrink.

Any idea where part 2 is?

Roger McNamee is so inspiring! He is a true advocate for a human future.

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I would love to hear Andrew's thoughts on the opinion that the creation and use of AI/algorithms in and of themselves are not the danger we need to guard against. That the questions Who and Why it's being used will give us much better insight on the big picture and potential dangers. This technology is rooted in altruism, but it's innovation is fed by capitalism. I AM concerned of unintended consequences, but they, by definition (unintended, therefore unforseen and unanticipated) cannot be addressed , let alone rectified until recognized. We will always be playing catch up on this. We need to see smoke before we know where the fire extinguisher is needed. I am much more concerned of the very much intended manipulative functions utilized by the entities that fund the creation of these tools of exploitation. And that is only what I would call the fairly innocuous bombardment we experience from entrepreneurs and corporations A more concerning scenario is influence from outside sources that wish to influence on a global scale. The fact that the smartphone, the intended creation of which was to make meaningful connections easier than ever, has isolated us more than ever before. And made us more vulnerable to manipulation. Whole families would gather around the radio, then the television, sharing the same experience . AI and algorithms are tailored to you. Political issues, global events can (and are) presented to you from a perspective you statistically consume the most. Each person in your household receiving a version shaded in the colours and tones of the content they have consumed previously. This was a very long winded way of saying the technology is not the danger, the kind of tool humans may choose to make of it is. E= mc2

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I am writing my MA thesis in energy governance, taking Nigeria as a case study, and I am using polycentricity as my theory. This is very useful to me. From Univ of Wyoming.

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Thank you very much! I am in a seminar which covers many political theory topics that I am not familiar with coming from a different field. Your lecture style is very easy to follow and helped me tremendously! All best from Vienna

The point that governance tools are only now emerging resonates. We seem to be turning a corner.

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Incredibly important work. Thanks for posting this! Follow through by citizens pushing for a set of governance solutions that really protect individual privacy and work in the public interest is essential to the future of our democratic republic in the United States. It would also be interesting to look at how to address this from the standpoint of the failure of anti-trust laws and their enforcement and the total failure of existing anti-trust laws relative to dealing with monopsony power.

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I have a question about Tulare Lake will the land become a national monument restoring the water to land?

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Great presentation and discussion. Right around 1:14:42 mark there is a program "Together we create" mentioned by participant "Paul". I am wondering if I can find out more about it and make contact with the project? Twitter ID? Thanks.

Erratum :). Orchestras usually have similar tickets/donations relations as Opera companies. However is the multiple experiences that the orchestras usually have that makes the orchestra more resilient or community welcoming comparing to Opera.

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What is the difference between polycentric governance and nested enterprices? Or whats their relationship to each other?

Great introduction! But I can't find where is the second part :(

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Wonderful lecture! Greetings from Colombia!

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You can control for income by using municipal budget, Al Bawsala (the national NGO Salih used as reference) did that, and they found that municipal budget did not affect transparency, it's a matter of political will About HR, in the case of the municipality of Tunis, it has a whole department devoted to access to information, however it is far from being transparent. In the interviews, your respondents said that the governor-mayor relation or affiliation affected investment (which is to be taken with a bit of caution, since political adversaries will tend to bash each other) it does not necessarily mean that it affects transparency. Since elected officials tend to be biased (which is the main challenge in every qualitative political science research), their responses should be confronted either with literature, or with interviews with municipal bureaucrats (that are also are biased in the sense that they will always try to say that everything is fine and dandy) All in all, very good paper, presentation and discussion 👏👌

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Quite a helpful video for me, even though I'm not an academic -- I'm a translator/editor who (among other things) connects academics and activists with each other. Now, I have a better understanding of what academics must do in order to get started on their careers, and to maintain their standing thereafter.

Here's the chat window: 11:57:49 12:04:45 From Sarah Bauerle Danzman : Tobias was only $1500 12:06:37 From Angie Raymond : BRILLIANT!!!! 12:17:45 From Scott Shackelford : Just a reminder to everyone, especially those who joined a bit late, to use the ‘raise hand’ feature to enter the queue, and feel free to also use the chat feature to post comments/raise questions, too. 12:19:44 From Arlene Hopkins to [email protected](Privately) : Hi -- Much interesting info. Will the presentation deck be shared please? 12:20:00 From Arlene Hopkins to [email protected](Privately) : When will next WOW be held? I attended WOW 6. Thank you. 12:21:47 From [email protected] to Arlene Hopkins (Privately) : WOW conferences are held every 5 years. 12:23:08 From [email protected] to Arlene Hopkins (Privately) : It will be up to the presenters whether they share their presentation. Video of this presentation will be available on our KZbin channel. 12:28:15 From Arlene Hopkins : If we use "olde thinking" for the study, then are we not locked into "olde political / economic frames" ? For example the data set "sectors" category reflects current "economic" frameworks. By many accounts we are in the midst of transitioning -from- (I'll use some of the general lingo) "post-colonial" "capitalist" globalized extractive economics -to- an ecological localized sharing circular "new commons" economy. Therefore, one would think the "framework" (including sectors, categories, etc) would need to be carefully designed to reflect this "transition" process. Yes? Your analysis and comments are welcome. 12:29:55 From Arlene Hopkins : Arlene Hopkins. Recovering architect (laugh line) and educator. Los Angeles area. Attended WOW 6. Long-time "commoner." 12:50:32 From Jess Steinberg : Reference: "Politically Connected Firms in the Philippines" Marianne N. Juco (University of the Philippines), could be useful for robustness of your data... 12:50:56 From Geoff Gertz : Quick question/suggestion: If not too difficult, would be great to also code the political party affiliations of individuals - could assess if eg right-leaning parties have more ties to business than left-leaning parties, perhaps match up with some of the party manifesto project work, etc 12:51:09 From Jess Steinberg : The reference I mentioned is a paper Scott Gelbach presented called "Hiding Control: Oligarchs, Predation, and Political Connections" 12:54:13 From Jess Steinberg : (this last one suggests that the ties you can observe may not be the ties that matter...or not the ties that matter most) 12:54:46 From Rashid C.J. Marcano Rivera : The political connection is set for parliamentarians and cabinet ministers, was wondering why not other positions such as mayors/governors, although I realize some of that might be limited due to the Every Politician database data. 12:56:05 From Scott Shackelford : Reminder - be sure to register for ‘Governing the Commons: 30 Years Later’ if you haven’t already: ostromworkshop.indiana.edu/events/conference/gtc30.html. 12:56:47 From Bryan Bruns : For context for my question about kinds of capitalism and elite bargains, I’ll note that elite connections in Thailand are arguably part of the elite coalition that resulted in resisting and rolling back democratic constitutional reforms and persistent populist electoral victories. 13:01:48 From Angie Raymond : This is really an interesting project- thank you for presenting the project and the ideas!!! 13:04:21 From Deborah Housen-Couriel : Agree with Angie! Thanks to Sarah and Will - and best of luck with the project.