24 hours of global noon-hour webinars

Online, everywhere October 12, 2018

Organizer: Prof. Charles Schweik (UMass Amherst School of Public Policy and School of Earth and Sustainability)

To close the first ever World Commons Week, on October 12, 2018, IASC hosted 24 live webinars by prominent commons scholars and practitioners, following the UTC noon hour as it migrated around the globe.

The table of speakers below represents a cross-section of IASC commons thematics such as forestry, fisheries, water, urban, and knowledge commons, as well as new, emerging areas and research methods. We strove for representation from countries in both the global North and South. All talks were recorded, and individual recordings are linked in the table.

This video mash-up of many of the webinar speakers was created by student organizers Cobi Frongillo, Ainsley Brosnan-Smith, and Maxine Gunther-Segal.

WEBINARS

Note: this table is in reverse chronological order.

UTC	Speaker	Institution	Title	Country
-12	Drew Gerkey	Oregon State University	Enduring Networks and Emerging Institutions: Cooperation and Collective Action in Northeast Siberia ➚ (Watch video here)	United States
-11	Courtney Carothers	University of Alaska Fairbanks	Fisheries privatization: a false panacea for commons management ➚ (Watch video here)	United States
-10	Leticia Merino	Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México	Commons in Mexico and Latin America ➚ (Watch video here)	Mexico
-9	Joseph DiMento	University of California, Irvine	Environmental Governance of an Ocean Commons: the Arctic ➚ (Watch video here)	United States
-8	Xavier Basurto	Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University	Current perspectives on local and global fishing commons research and policy ➚ (Watch video here)	United States and Mexico
-7	Michael Madison	Pitt Law	Governing Knowledge Commons: A Short History and Update ➚ (Watch video here)	United States
-6	David Bollier	Schumacher Center for a New Economics	Free, Fair and Alive: The Insurgent Power of the Commons ➚ (Watch video here)	United States
-5	Krister Andersson (presenter) Kimberlee Chang Adriana Molina-Garzon	University of Colorado, Boulder	The Emergence of Local Institutions for the Governance of Forest Commons: Experimental Evidence from Bolivia and Uganda ➚ (Watch video here)	United States
-4	Juan Camilo Cárdenas Campo	University of Los Andes	Reflections on 20 Years Running Experiments in the Field to Understand the Commons ➚ (Watch video here)	Colombia
-3	Saba Siddiki	Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs	Studying Commons Governance with the Institutional Grammar Tool ➚ (Watch video here)	United States
-2	Deborah Delgado Pugley	Pontifical Catholic University of Peru	Indigenous peoples, climate change, and the commons ➚ (Watch video here)	Peru
-1	Brenda Bushouse Brent Never Robert Christensen	University of Massachusetts-Amherst	Connecting Nonprofit and Voluntary Research to the Commons ➚ (Watch video here)	United States
	John Powell Everisto Mapedza	University of Gloucestershire International Water Management Institute	Perspectives Along the Prime Meridian: Managing Water as a Commons in Ghana and England ➚ (Watch video here)	United Kingdom Ghana
1	Tine De Moor	University of Utrecht	Back on the agenda! Learning from the historical commons for a sustainable future ➚ (Watch video here)	The Netherlands
2	Frank Matose	University of Cape Town	State forests and their implications for access and rights: Insights from Southern Africa ➚ (Watch video here)	South Africa
3	Esther Mwangi	Center for International Forestry Research	Key issues in the governance of linked forest and water resources: Cases from East Africa’s “water towers” ➚ (Watch video here)	Kenya
4	Harini Nagendra	Azim Premji University	The Urban Commons in India: Transformations in Norms, Imaginations and Practice ➚ (Watch video)	India
5	Jagdeesh Rao Puppala	Foundation for Ecological Security	Reflections on a Decade of Conservation of Natural Resources through Collective Action in India ➚ (Watch video here)	India
6	Michel Bauwens	P2P Foundation	Using commons-based peer production for equitable and sustainable production for human needs ➚ (Watch video here)	Thailand (presenting from Brussels)
7	Juan Pulhin	University of the Philippines Los Baños	Integrating the Commons in Landscape Governance in a Changing Climate: Opportunities and Challenges ➚	Philippines
8	Yahua Wang (Bert) Eduardo Araral	Tsinghua University	Water commons studies in China: dialogue with the 50-anniversary of the global commons research ➚ (Watch video here)	China Singapore
9	Makoto Inoue	Waseda University	Current Social Problems in Japan and Its Implications to the Studies of the Commons ➚	Japan
10	Helen Ross	University of Queensland	Strengthening community- government relationships in small- scale fisheries: Selayar, Eastern Indonesia ➚ (Watch video here)	Australia
11	Cameron Shorter	Open Source Geospatial Foundation	Why are businesses and governments struggling to replicate open communities? ➚ (Watch video here)	Australia
12	Dan Hikuroa	The University of Auckland	Voice of the River – Experimenting with Commons in Aotearoa New Zealand ➚ (Watch video here)	New Zealand