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E26: /Governing the Commons/, part 2: the key mechanisms

29 min • 1 mars 2023

Ostrom's core principles for the design of successful commons: how to monitor compliance with rules, how to punish non-compliance, how to resolve disputes, and how to participate in making rules.

Elinor Ostrom, Governing the Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action, 1990
Erik Nordman, The Uncommon Knowledge of Elinor Ostrom: Essential Lessons for Collective Action, 2021
"The dirty little secret of contract law"

Image of lobster buoys from Flickr user Raging Wire, licensed CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.

Senaste avsnitt

BONUS: a circle-centric reading of software development through the 1990s, plus screech owls

21 juli 2023 | 30 min

E34: /Collaborative Circles/, part 1: a teaser

4 juli 2023 | 25 min

E33: Interview: Jessica Kerr on /Games: Agency as Art/

6 juni 2023 | 41 min

E32: Foucault, /Discipline and Punish/, part 3: expertise, panopticism, and the Big Visible Chart

8 maj 2023 | 33 min

E31: Foucault, /Discipline and Punish/, part 2: the factory

1 maj 2023 | 20 min

E30: Foucault, /Discipline and Punish/, and voluntary panopticism, part 1

19 april 2023 | 30 min

E29: Interview: Trond Hjorteland on a radical approach to organizational transformation

10 april 2023 | 45 min

E28: /Governing the Commons/, part 4: creating a successful commons

14 mars 2023 | 20 min

E27: /Governing the Commons/, part 3: Man, 63, seeks software teams, any age. Object: matchmaking

9 mars 2023 | 10 min

E26: /Governing the Commons/, part 2: the key mechanisms

1 mars 2023 | 29 min

/Governing the Commons/, part 1: setting the scene

20 februari 2023 | 26 min

BONUS: Seeing like a personality survey

13 februari 2023 | 13 min

Personality and destiny

30 januari 2023 | 28 min

This is not an episode (a diversion into what makes explanations good)

16 januari 2023 | 32 min

Legitimate peripheral participation: the book and the idea

2 januari 2023 | 23 min

/Talking About Machines/: copier repair technicians and story-telling

22 december 2022 | 32 min

/Seeing Like a State/, part 3: the users, the clients

7 december 2022 | 33 min

/Seeing Like a State/, part two: recognizing your High Modernist eidolon

30 november 2022 | 25 min

E17: James C. Scott’s /Seeing Like a State/, part one

21 november 2022 | 22 min

Interview: Glenn Vanderburg on engineering

14 november 2022 | 30 min

Interview: Mark Seemann on /Blindsight/ and /Thinking, Fast and Slow/

7 november 2022 | 41 min

BONUS: Lord, preserve us from totalizing systems

3 november 2022 | 26 min

David Graeber’s three kinds of economies

31 oktober 2022 | 26 min

David Graeber, gift economies, and open source projects

17 oktober 2022 | 23 min

Analogies in and around /Image and Logic/

10 oktober 2022 | 16 min

Mini-episode: What does Galison mean by “tradition”?

6 oktober 2022 | 14 min

Mini-episode: Galison doubts Kuhn’s idea of scientific revolutions

3 oktober 2022 | 9 min

Galison’s /Image and Logic/, Part 2: The Trading Zone

26 september 2022 | 20 min

Galison’s /Image and Logic/, Part 1: The stickiness of experimental tradition

19 september 2022 | 27 min

E7: Imre Lakatos on what persuades scientists to risk their careers

12 september 2022 | 21 min

Interview: James Shore and Boundary Objects

5 september 2022 | 40 min

Interview: Downsides of packages, upsides of jUnit (with Elisabeth Hendrickson and Chris McMahon) ("Packages", Part 4)

29 augusti 2022 | 35 min

Theories of What? or: Richard Rorty Weighs in on TDD ("Packages", Part 3)

22 augusti 2022 | 23 min

jUnit and What Makes a Successful Tool ("Packages", Part 2)

15 augusti 2022 | 22 min

E2: Viruses, Cancer, TDD, and "Packages": Part 1

8 augusti 2022 | 20 min

E1: Boundary Objects

19 juli 2022 | 21 min

E26: /Governing the Commons/, part 2: the key mechanisms

Senaste avsnitt

E52: Emotions as concepts

E51: Constructed memories (a nugget)

E50: the preferred level of abstraction (a nugget)

E49: Metaphors and the predictive brain

E48: Multiple metaphors

E47: Oops! The Winston W. Royce Story

E46: How do metaphors work?

E45: The offloaded brain, part 5: I propose a software design style

E44: The offloaded brain, part 4: an interview with David Chapman

E43: The offloaded brain, part 3: dynamical systems

E42: The offloaded brain, part 2: applications

E41: The offloaded brain, part 1: behavior

EXCERPT: Concepts without categories

EXCERPT: Christopher Alexander’s forces

E40: Roles in collaborative circles, part 2: creative roles

E39: Roles in collaborative circles, part 1

E38: The trajectory of a collaborative circle

E37: Resilience engineering with Lorin Hochstein

E36: BONUS: One circle-style history of Context-Driven Testing

BONUS: a circle-centric reading of software development through the 1990s, plus screech owls

E34: /Collaborative Circles/, part 1: a teaser

E33: Interview: Jessica Kerr on /Games: Agency as Art/

E32: Foucault, /Discipline and Punish/, part 3: expertise, panopticism, and the Big Visible Chart

E31: Foucault, /Discipline and Punish/, part 2: the factory

E30: Foucault, /Discipline and Punish/, and voluntary panopticism, part 1

E29: Interview: Trond Hjorteland on a radical approach to organizational transformation

E28: /Governing the Commons/, part 4: creating a successful commons

E27: /Governing the Commons/, part 3: Man, 63, seeks software teams, any age. Object: matchmaking

E26: /Governing the Commons/, part 2: the key mechanisms

/Governing the Commons/, part 1: setting the scene

BONUS: Seeing like a personality survey

Personality and destiny

This is not an episode (a diversion into what makes explanations good)

Legitimate peripheral participation: the book and the idea

/Talking About Machines/: copier repair technicians and story-telling

/Seeing Like a State/, part 3: the users, the clients

/Seeing Like a State/, part two: recognizing your High Modernist eidolon

E17: James C. Scott’s /Seeing Like a State/, part one

Interview: Glenn Vanderburg on engineering

Interview: Mark Seemann on /Blindsight/ and /Thinking, Fast and Slow/

BONUS: Lord, preserve us from totalizing systems

David Graeber’s three kinds of economies

David Graeber, gift economies, and open source projects

Analogies in and around /Image and Logic/

Mini-episode: What does Galison mean by “tradition”?

Mini-episode: Galison doubts Kuhn’s idea of scientific revolutions

Galison’s /Image and Logic/, Part 2: The Trading Zone

Galison’s /Image and Logic/, Part 1: The stickiness of experimental tradition

E7: Imre Lakatos on what persuades scientists to risk their careers

Interview: James Shore and Boundary Objects

Interview: Downsides of packages, upsides of jUnit (with Elisabeth Hendrickson and Chris McMahon) ("Packages", Part 4)

Theories of What? or: Richard Rorty Weighs in on TDD ("Packages", Part 3)

jUnit and What Makes a Successful Tool ("Packages", Part 2)

E2: Viruses, Cancer, TDD, and "Packages": Part 1

E1: Boundary Objects