Program

222 accepted sessions, searchable by name or title.

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01-P01

Learning Platforms, Collective Action and Commoning for Sustainable Forest Governance within the Energy-Food Nexus

Panel
01-P02

Socioecological Outcomes of Landscape Restoration in Smallholder-Dominated Dry Forest-Grassland Ecosystem

Panel
01-P03

What and Who Restores the Commons for Sustainability and Resilience? Global Perspectives on Equitable and Socially-just Forest Restoration

Panel
01-P04

The Paradox of Governing Forest Commons under Area-Based Conservation: Experiences from the Global South

Panel
01-P05

From Conditional Recognition to Full Recognition and Tenurial Justice: Reclaiming Indigenous Peoples’ Rights to Land, Forests, and Indigenous Territories in Indonesia

Panel
01-P06

Navigating Commoning in Commercialized and Contested Conservation Spaces

Panel
01-P07

Commons, Climate & Capital: Aligning Business with Landscape Resilience

Panel
01-P08

Territorial Protection and Resilience: Latin American Context

Panel
01-P09

Governing Under Pressure: Local Authority, Participation, and Tenure in Forest and Agrarian Commons

Panel
01-P10

Centering the Commons Through Direct Funding for Indigenous Peoples

Panel
01-P11

Local Institutions, Lasting Rights: Stories from Indigenous Peoples movements in Africa and Asia

Panel
01-P12

Transforming Forest Commons Governance in Bolivia: Institutional Change, Contradictions, and Contested Transformations

Panel
01-P13

Accessing the Impact of Climate Change Vis-à-vis Sustainable Land Governance with a Community-led Approach for the Development of the Bhil Community with Special Reference to the Narmada Sardar Sarovar Dam Submerge Area of Nandurbar District

Panel
01-R01

Inheriting the Commons: Ten Years of Customary Forest Recognition and Emerging Horizons in Kajang

Roundtable
01-W01

When Conservation Interventions Meet the Commons: Understanding Behavioural and Institutional Responses in Context

Workshop
01-W02

From Vulnerability to Resilience: Reimagining Commons Governance in the High Mountains of the Global South

Workshop
01-W03

Forests and Indigenous Traditional Knowledge: An Approach to Sustainability?

Workshop
01-W04

People, Policy, and Peaks: Rethinking Social Forestry in Java's Highlands

Workshop
02-P01

F⁠luid Territoriality and More-than-Human Geographies: Reconceptualizing the Marine Commons of Sea Nomads

Panel
02-P02

Bridging Institutional Grammar and Water Governance: Understanding Formal and Informal Institutions in Water Systems

Panel
02-P03

Governing Fluid Commons in Africa: Wetlands, Power, Livelihoods and Environmental Change

Panel
02-P04

Translating Research-in-Development on Tropical Small-Scale Fisheries into Practice: Learnings from across the Asia-Pacific

Panel
02-P05

Climate Risk, Blue Carbon, Livelihoods, and Coastal Commons

Panel
02-P06

Rethinking Transboundary River Governance in a Changing Climate

Panel
02-P07

Understanding Property as a Process in the Marine Realm: Commonisation and Decommonisation under the Blue Economy.

Panel
02-P08

Governing Coastal Areas and Small Islands in Maritime Southeast Asia

Panel
02-P09

Putting the Commoners in the Centre: Ecological Change, Livelihood Precarity and the Organizations of Commoners on the Indonesian Eastern Small Islands

Panel
02-P10

Commoning Knowledge Production in Navigating Ocean Technologies Development in Coastal Areas

Panel
02-P11

Beyond Resource Extraction: Expanding Collective Action in Small-scale Fishing Communities in Latin America

Panel
02-P12

Can Temporary Fisheries Closures Create Pathways to Recommoning Marine Management? Results from Mexico and French Polynesia

Panel
02-P13

Governing the Irrigation Commons in Transition: Technology, Risks, and Institutions

Panel
02-P14

Enhancing Multi-scale Reef and Fisheries Governance in Indonesia and the Philippines through Applied Interdisciplinary Research

Panel
02-P15

Local Community’s Role in Governing the Commons: The Case of Coastal and Small Island Communities in Indonesia

Panel
02-P16

Transdisciplinary Approach in Transboundary Wetland Management

Panel
02-R01

Fluid Commons in Southeast Asia: Enclosure, Commoning, and Decolonial Futures

Roundtable
02-R02

Aquatic Commoning across the Fresh-Salt Water Divide?

Roundtable
02-T01

Commoning Water in Times of Scarcity: Community Adaptation, Collective Action and Resilience in Tubah Sub-division, Cameroon

Tutorial
02-W01

When the Commons Has No Boundary: Governing Water Across Farms, Villages and Aquifers

Workshop
02-W02

Situated Marine Commons in Action: Co-production of Knowledge Process with Sama-Bajau towards Community-Based Conservation in Indonesia

Workshop
02-W03

THE WATER KNOWS OUR NAMES

Workshop
02-W04

Unlocking Capacities for Mangrove Blue Carbon

Workshop
02-W05

Mangroves, Commoning and Collective Agency in a Time of Climate Breakdown

Workshop
02-W06

Archipelogics: Co-Producing Knowledge as Commons in an Archipelagic World

Workshop
02-W07

Local Initiatives and Gender Mainstreaming in Environment Challenge in Lake Niassa Partial Reserve of Mozambique.

Workshop
02-W08

Formalising the Role of Fishing Communities in Reef and Fisheries Management in the Indo-Pacific Region: Comparing Mechanisms, and Examining the Relationship between State Capacity and Community Self-organisation

Workshop
03-P01

Institutional Bricolage, Institutional Change, and the Democratic Governance of Urban Commons

Panel
03-P02

Commoning Nature-Based Solutions for Just Urban Futures

Panel
03-P03

Urban Commons and Sustainable Rurbanity

Panel
03-P04

Urban Teleconnections and their Influence on Adaptive Strategies for Managing Shared Common Resources

Panel
03-P05

Urbanocene: Changing Dynamics of Social Ecological System

Panel
03-P06

Whose Commons? Public Space, Exclusion and Justice in Informal Settlements

Panel
03-P07

The Role of Inequity and Heterogeneity in Urban Commons in Facilitating or Impeding Adaptability to Extreme Weather Events

Panel
03-P08

Commoning Emerging from Crisis: Disaster, Climate, and Mega-Events

Panel
03-P09

From Autonomy to Institutionalization: Negotiating the Urban Commons

Panel
03-P10

Governing Shared Burdens: Waste, Institutional Fragmentation, and the Urban Commons

Panel
03-R01

Spaces and Strategies of Urban/Kampung Commoning: Perspectives from the Global South

Roundtable
03-W01

Urban Commons and Nature-Based Solutions

Workshop
04-P01

Resilience in Disrupted Food Commons

Panel
04-P02

Rethinking Livestock: Creole Pigs, Agroecology and the Common Good

Panel
04-P03

Food Beyond Meal: Commoning Food Governance in Archipelagic Indonesia

Panel
04-P04

Food as Commons and Commons for Food: Community Stewardship of Commons and its linkages to Food and Nutritional Security

Panel
04-R01

Food Commons in a Fragmenting World: Scenarios for Governing Indonesia’s Food Futures

Roundtable
04-R02

Revaluing Local Food Beyond the Market

Roundtable
04-W01

Recipes as a Living, Contested and Generative Commons

Workshop
04-W02

Everyday Food Commoning and the Design of Universal Food Access Schemes: Evidence from Mexico

Workshop
05-P01

Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Governing the Commons

Panel
05-P02

Commoning Solidarity Economies through History, Place, and Practice

Panel
05-P03

Indigenous Women’s Commoning in Indonesia and Thailand: Resisting Extraction, Regenerating Life

Panel
05-P04

Rayagada Challenge Lab: Can Diagnosis Become a Collective Act

Panel
05-P05

Indigeneity is Not a Metaphor: “Wildness”, Extraction, and Politics in Island Southeast Asia’s Indigenous Movements

Panel
05-P06

Decolonising Commoning: Indigenous Practices of Living with Commons

Panel
05-P07

Decolonized/Indigenized Socio-Geographo-Epistemic Mobilities In a South South Collaborative Approach

Panel
05-P08

Towards a Redefinition of ‘Adat’ amidst Commoning Struggles in Indonesia

Panel
05-P09

Beyond Recognition? Indigenous Commons, Decolonization and Pluriversal Politics

Panel
05-T01

Legal Tools Used to Integrate Customary Laws

Tutorial
05-W01

Reclaiming Epistemic Sovereignty: Indigenous Governance of Commons and Decoloniality

Workshop
05-W02

‘Rebuilding the Commons’; A Constellation of Care-Based Practices in Everyday Life

Workshop
05-W03

Academia as Catalyst: Conserving Indigenous Practices through Social Innovation

Workshop
05-W04

Power, Inequality, and Justice in Commons: Building Decolonial Knowledge and Practices of Commoning

Workshop
06-P01

Solidarity and Economy: Rethinking their Relationship through the Commons

Panel
06-P02

Gendering the Commons: Power, Practice, and Collective Action

Panel
06-P03

Democratic Backsliding and the Global Commons: A Return to Business-as-usual in the lLcal Forest Commons?

Panel
06-P04

Evolving Nested Governing Processes for Rural Revitalization and Conservation

Panel
06-P05

Multistakeholder Platforms: From Panacea to Practice

Panel
06-P06

Vernacular Politics: Urban Life, Everyday Agency, and Collective Worlds

Panel
06-P07

Absent from the Room: Gender-Disaggregated Data, AI and Women's Leadership in the Governance of Disaster Commons

Panel
06-P08

Civic Activism and Commoning Practices in Indonesia

Panel
06-P09

Fingers in the Pie: Who governs the Commons in a World of Overlapping Rules and Interests

Panel
06-P10

From Intergenerational Trauma to Intergenerational Resilience: resisting total territorialisation of the commons in Halmahera, Tano Batak and Papua, Indonesia.

Panel
06-P11

Area-Based Planning: A Social-Ecological Approach to Evolving Landscape Governance Plans

Panel
06-P12

What are the Limits of the IADF in Unpacking Power Dynamics within Case Studies?

Panel
06-P13

The Commons in the SWANA Region: Resource Governance between the State, Religions and the Bottom-up

Panel
06-P14

Not so Uncommon: Resisting for People’s Rights of Land and Water, by the People

Panel
06-P15

Political Dynamics in Networks of Action Situations: Power, Coupling, and Policy Trajectories

Panel
06-P16

New Emerging Commons: Democracy, Society, and Capitalism

Panel
06-P17

Financing the Reclaim: Credit Unions as a Finance Commons in the Defence of Forest and Customary Territory in North Sumatra

Panel
06-R01

Democratic Institutions for Governing the Commons: Multi-Dimensional Functions of Multi-Actor Platforms

Roundtable
06-T01

From Community Voice to Synchronized Action: Organizing Collective Action without Centralizing It

Tutorial
06-W01

Comparative Research Workshop on Long-Term Evolution of Polycentric Governance in Socio-Ecological Systems

Workshop
07-P01

Tracing Past Knowledge Systems and Key Institutional Nodes towards Systemic Resilience

Panel
07-P02

Commons beyond Resilience: Endurance, Refusal, and the Politics of Sustaining Life in Climate-Vulnerable Worlds

Panel
07-P03

From Commons to Commodities: Green Grabbing, Critical Minerals, and Commons Governance under Climate Pressure

Panel
07-P04

What Counts as “Commons”? Visibility, Governance, and Resilience in Social-Ecological Systems

Panel
07-P05

Community Capacity for Climate Adaptation

Panel
07-P06

When the Ground Shifts: Remaking Commons Governance Across Climate-Disrupted Landscapes

Panel
07-P07

Governing Shared Knowledge of Social-Ecological Systems (SES) for Resilience amidst Planetary Crises

Panel
07-P08

Governing through Disruption: Change over time in Polycentric Governance of Social-Ecological Systems

Panel
07-P09

Critical Recognition of the Diverse Human-Environment / Climate Relations Governing Climate and Disaster Risk of the Commons

Panel
07-P10

Communities, Commons and the Challenges of Climate-induced, and Co-occurring Crises

Panel
07-P11

Vulnerability as Commons: Transition Pathways to Viability in Small-Scale Fisheries Communities

Panel
07-P12

Interrogating Agroecological Pathways in Southeast Asia

Panel
07-P13

Repoliticizing Water Governance in the Asian Mega Deltas: A Framework for Action.

Panel
07-P14

When Commons Adapt: Institutional Flexibility, Climate Change, and the Risk of Appropriation

Panel
07-P15

Beyond Boundary Lines: Designing Commons Institutions for U.S.–Mexico Airsheds and Aquifers

Panel
07-P16

Energy Systems in a Changing Climate: Infrastructure, Institutions, and Governance

Panel
07-P17

Rangeland Commons, Land Grabs and the Politics of Legitimacy

Panel
07-P18

Community Capacity for Climate Adaptation

Panel
07-P19

Forest Restoration, Biodiversity Conservation, and Climate Change Mitigation in the Mining Industry in Indonesia: Government Policy and Its Implementation

Panel
07-P20

Shared Futures for Tropical Peatlands: Governance, Reducing Risks, and Climate Responses

Panel
07-P21

Cultural Heritage as Common-Pool Resources: Community Self-Governing and Institutional Analysis of a Wa Ethnic Village in China - The Case of Wengding Village, Yunnan

Panel
07-P22

Sawah as Method: Tracing the Layered Ontologies of Indonesia’s Resilient Rice Agriculture Commons

Panel
07-P23

Governing the Commons Beyond the Holocene

Panel
07-R01

Environmental Governance and Climate Justice in the Era of Polycrisis: Power, Politics and Resistance

Roundtable
07-R02

Design + Commons: Tensions, Synergies, Transformative Possibilities

Roundtable
07-T01

Reimagining Futures of Disaster-Affected Communities

Tutorial
07-T02

GIS-Based Decision Support for Climate-Resilient Land Management

Tutorial
07-T03

Principles of Collective Action for Cocreating Knowledge on Socio-Ecological System in Trilateral Wadden Sea Research

Tutorial
07-W01

Mountain Commons in a Changing Climate in Global South: Collective Action and Pathways to Resilience Through Sustainable Livelihoods, Equity, Justice and Transformative Governance

Workshop
07-W02

Building Knowledge Commons for Climate Resilience: Co-designing International Climate Resilience Academy for Collective Action

Workshop
08-P01

New Postcolonial Forms of the State in Latin America

Panel
08-P02

Institutions between Constitutionality and Jelling: Challenges and Opportunities for Interest-based Actors in the Global Commons

Panel
08-P03

Constitutionality and Constitutive Values: Rethinking Commons Institutions Relationally

Panel
08-P04

More-than-Human Commoning

Panel
08-P05

Building Constitutionality around Cultural Commons at Risk

Panel
08-P06

Centering the Commons: FSC Certification and the Crafting of Institutions for Forest Commons under Pressure

Panel
08-P07

Exploring Institutional Support for Pastoral Commons

Panel
08-P08

Commons in Transition: Constitutionality, Community Governance, and the Changing Role of State and Markets in India

Panel
08-P09

Mobilizing and Innovating the Commons for Endogenous Development, Biocultural Heritage, and Territorial Rights in Mexico and Colombia

Panel
08-P10

Commoning’s Unseen Negotiations: Navigating conflicts between Legal, Spatial and Governance Barriers

Panel
08-P11

Heritage as a Commons: Living Traditions as Institutions of Care

Panel
08-P12

Constitutionality in the Global North: local institution building in Japan and Europe

Panel
08-R01

Grounded Constitutionalisms: South-south solidarity and reimagined constitutionality

Roundtable
08-R02

Catalysing “Community-led” Governance? The Role of External Support in Building Local Institutions

Roundtable
08-W01

Constitutionality and Bottom-up Institutional Building: How new forms of Identity strengthen Commoners' organisations and collective governance

Workshop
08-W02

Who Restores the Commons — and Who Governs Them Afterwards? Building Community Institutions for Ecological Restoration in the Northern Western Ghats, India

Workshop
08-W03

Climate Literacy and Renewable Energy Transition for Farmers in Batulapisi Dalam, Malino

Workshop
09-P01

A Land Management Perspective in Knowledge Commons, Technology and AI

Panel
09-P02

The Manufacturing Commons

Panel
09-P03

Commons of the Alps–An Open Archive for Craftsmanship, Tradition and Innovation

Panel
09-P04

Governing Knowledge Commons in the Digital Age: Participation, Institutions and Emerging Technology

Panel
09-P05

AI-Mediated Knowledge: Governance, Access and Decision-Making

Panel
09-P06

The Knowledge Politics of Just Transition: Technology, Artificial Intelligence and the Commons

Panel
09-P07

All Worlds, All Times: the Commons in Outer Space and Research Practices for the Unknown

Panel
09-R01

Feeding the Machines, Starving the Commons? Digital Commons under AI-scale Extraction

Roundtable
09-R02

Media Technologies and Cultural Commoning in Indonesia

Roundtable
09-R03

How “Open” should our Knowledge be? Rethinking Open Science in the Age of AI

Roundtable
09-W01

Developing Community-Governed AI Tools to Strengthen Irrigation Systems in Africa

Workshop
10-P01

Philosophical and Socio-economic Underpinnings of Health as a Commons

Panel
10-P02

Theoretical and Methodological Aspects of One Health in Social–Ecological Systems (OHSES)

Panel
10-P03

One Health in Contexts of Climate Change, Antimicrobial Resistance, and Pandemic Prevention and OHSES Application

Panel
10-P04

Challenge of “Viral” Social Media Amlification and Issue-attention Cycles on Applying a One Health Socioecological Systems Approach to Emerging Infectious Diseases in Resource-Limited, Climate- and Disaster-Prone Settings

Panel
10-R01

Living with the Virus: More-Than-Human Kinship, Collaborative Auto-Ethnography, and Emerging Care Commons in West Java Province, Indonesia

Roundtable
10-R02

Imagining Health as a Commons

Roundtable
11-P01

Filming (with) the Commons

Panel
11-P02

Making Common without Making One: Art, Design and Archipelagic Relations

Panel
11-P03

Living Traditions: Art, Culture, and Nature as Pathways to Thriving Rural Communities

Panel
11-P04

Living Heritage and Resilient Livelihoods amid Socio-Environmental Change

Panel
11-W01

Film Screening of "Membang Kuneng: Listening to the sea with Orang Laut"

Workshop
11-W02

Local Habitats, Global Home: Community Conservation of Our Shared Spaces

Workshop
11-W03

Playing with the Deep: Multi-Species Alliance, and the Commoning of the Ocean Floor in Abyssal Abundance

Workshop
11-W04

Makassar Art Walk

Workshop
11-W05

Life Signatures: Playing the Golden Record and Rehearsing Futures for an Astro-Ecological Commons

Workshop
11-W06

The Commons we Won: A more-than-Human Hopepunk Roleplay Conversation

Workshop
12-P01

To Own or Not to Own: is that Really the Question? Rethinking Ownership and Property in Commons Research

Panel
12-P02

Making Home Together: Belonging, Memory, and the Commons across Colonial, Agrarian, and Digital World

Panel
12-P03

Ethics and the Commons

Panel
12-P04

Learning to Lead in Place: Research and Practice for the Commons

Panel
12-P05

Commoning in Practice

Panel
12-P06

The Paracommons: Contested Resource Gains, Efficiency and Redistribution

Panel
12-P07

From Global Environmental Treaties to Local Action: Strengthening Collective Action for the Governance of Commons

Panel
12-P08

Sustaining the Commons in Tanah Papua: Indigeneity, Policy Integration, and Resource Governance

Panel
12-P09

The Science and Practice of Scaling Sustainability

Panel
12-R01

Transformations in Mountain Commons

Roundtable
12-R02

The Question of Property in the Commons

Roundtable
12-R03

Advancing Polycentric Governance Research: Building a Collaborative Agenda for Theory, Methods, and Practice

Roundtable
12-T01

Landscape Conservation Action Planning (LCAP): A Participatory Approach to Landscape Governance and Commons Stewardship

Tutorial
12-W01

Relational Knowledge Co-production in Transdisciplinary Partnership-building

Workshop
12-W03

Scaling the commons

Workshop
12-W04

“Merawat Ingatan”: Memory, Care, and Commoning

Workshop
ML-P01

Institutional Diversity: Methods and Comparative Approaches

Panel
ML-P02

AI-assisted Methods for Common-Pool Resource Governance Research

Panel
ML-P03

What Feminist Methods Offer to Restoration of Commons through Socio-political Processes of Commoning? Epistemological, Practical and Conceptual Relevance

Panel
ML-P05

Field Experiments on the Commons

Panel
ML-R01

Co-evolving Shared Methods for Understanding & Evaluating Systems Transformation Initiatives around Commons

Roundtable
ML-T01

Experiential Learning Games for Collective Action and Water Governance

Tutorial
ML-T02

Coding Institutions with the Typology and Taxonomy of Rules

Tutorial
ML-T03

From Cases to Configurations: Using QCA to Study Causal Complexity in Commons Governance

Tutorial
ML-T04

Assessing Knowledge Systems: A tutorial on Bibliometric Analyses using Meta Data of Scholarly Publications to Advance Commons Scholarship

Tutorial
ML-T05

Transforming Interdependence: Understanding institutional diversity and fluidity in collective action situations

Tutorial
ML-W01

Participatory Generative ABM: Testing Treatment Effects with Digital-Twin Teams

Workshop
ML-W02

Methodological Choices Impacting Research Design

Workshop
ML-W03

Longitudinal Analysis of Institutions for Collective Action: Opportunities and Challenges

Workshop
ML-W04

Encountering Rangkai Kampung: Representing Spatial Experiences Through a Mobile Exhibition

Workshop
ML-W05

Common Ground, Twice: A Two-Level Game Method for Human-Wildlife Conflict

Workshop
ML-W06

Political-Legal Hacking for Urban Commons

Workshop
ML-W07

Exploring Potential and Limitations on the Use of Serious Gaming for Commons

Workshop
ML-W08

Rethinking Landscape Capacities – Overcoming Shifting Baseline Syndrome

Workshop
ML-W09

Listening Before Designing: Building a Listening Architecture for the Commons

Workshop
PL-T01

Citizen Labs as Commons Infrastructures: Toward Global Networks of Commoning

Tutorial
PL-T02

Sensing into the Social Field of Commons Governance and Management

Tutorial
PL-W01

Crafting Community Strategies through the Cosmogram of Community

Workshop
PL-W02

Reclaiming Manggarai: Governing an Interconnected Commons in a Fragmented Institutional Landscape

Workshop
PL-W03

Building the Urban Commons through Maker Spaces

Workshop
PL-W04

Social Infrastructure as Commons: Cultivating Enduring Sociality within the Realities of Contemporary Urban Development

Workshop
PL-W05

Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping for Commons Governance: A Hands On System Science Tool for Diagnosing Challenges and Co Creating Participatory Solutions

Workshop
PL-W06

Labour and Work in the Commons

Workshop
PL-W07

From Tenure to Livelihood: Co-Creating Market Pathways with Indigenous Commons after Land Wins

Workshop
PL-W08

Ripple Effect: A Game for Place-aware leadership practice

Workshop
PL-W09

Climate Adaptation and Risk Pooling

Workshop
SP-P01

The IJC: a Common(s) Journal, By and For the Community

Special Session
SP-P02

Short Film Screenings

Special Session
SP-P03

Outdoor Workshops / One Day School

Special Session

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