Abstract Knowledge of the shared resources—or commons—that aquaculture systems rely
on, and the appropriate rule and norm systems to govern them—or institutions—is far behind …

The current transition towards low-carbon energy systems does not only involve changes in
technologies but is also shaped by changes in the rules and regulations (ie, the institutions) …

Institutions are strategies, norms, and rules embodied in public policies and/or social
conventions. They reflect and establish expectations about who can do what, where, and …

An enduring challenge for the policy and political sciences is valid and reliable depiction of
policy designs. One emerging approach for dissecting policy designs is the application of …

The Institutional Grammar (IG) is a well-established approach for institutional analysis. It was
conceptually defined by Crawford and Ostrom in 1995. Over the last quarter of a century, a …

Public affairs scholars have contributed rich insights on the role and outcomes of institutions
in policy and administrative settings. They have offered numerous empirical studies of these …

Abstract The Institutional Grammar (IG) is used to analyse the syntactic structure of
statements constituting institutions (eg, policies, regulations, and norms) that indicate …

Research data curation initiatives must support heterogeneous kinds of projects, data, and
metadata. This article examines variability in data and metadata practices using “institutions” …

What is the relationship between the design of regulations and levels of individual
compliance? To answer this question, Crawford and Ostrom's institutional grammar tool is …

In this paper, we describe our application of Ostrom et al.'s ADICO syntax, a grammatical tool
based in the Institutional Analysis and Development framework, to a study of ecological …