The potential links between climate change and conflict have received much attention in
recent years, but there is little consensus on the issue in the relevant literature. So far, few …

Conservation programs have increased significantly, as has the evaluation of their impacts.
However, the evaluation of their potential impacts beyond program borders has been …

The effectiveness of price as a water conservation measure remains an open empirical
issue and relevant policy question. We conduct a meta-regression analysis to single out …

Water governance remains a challenge for human societies, especially when the variation in
resource inflow is large and the resource users are heterogeneous. We analyze with a …

Resource scarcity has become an increasingly pressing challenge to the world. How
scarcity affects people's preferences and behavior has been taken as an important issue for …

Focusing on two different European institutional contexts, a stated preference approach is
adopted to elicit the willingness to save water under three alternative incentive policies: a …

This introductory article to the special section “Collective Action and the Governance of the
Commons in Latin America” has two main objectives. Firstly, to contrast two analytical …

Food sharing is central to the human experience, serving biological and sociocultural
functions. Historically, food sharing has allowed people to manage food shortages, creating …

Small-scale fisheries (SSFs) are significant for poverty alleviation, but are threatened by over-
exploitation and climate change effects such as drastic drops in regrowth rates. How will …

Extreme environmental variations, as a phenomenon deriving from climate change, led to an
exacerbated uncertainty on water availability and increased the likelihood of conflicts …