Institutional Grammar Research Initiative
Upcoming Events
Training
January 8-31
Online
This training provides an introduction to conducting institutional analysis with the Institutional Grammar (IG). Participants will receive an overview of institutional analysis and the Institutional Analysis and Development (IAD) framework, while also gaining a comprehensive introduction to the Institutional Grammar 2.0. Training participants will be given access to a set of recorded lectures prepared by training instructors. They will also have the opportunity to participate in extended live, online training sessions, in which training instructors will cover select topics building on content covered in the recorded videos. Participants will have access to videos from January 8-28. The live, online sessions will be held from 8:00am to 11:00am Eastern January 29-31.
Workshop
February 11-14, 2024
Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York
The 2024 IGRI Doctoral Workshop will take place February 12-14 at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York. This workshop is open to students enrolled in Ph.D. programs. It is designed to complement the Institutional Analysis training offered from January 8 to January 31 and provide a more in-depth learning experience guided by experts in the IG and institutional analysis, including the opportunity to verify any IG-related coding puzzles students have encountered in their dissertation research.
News
Call for Participants: Reimagining the State Workshop
If you are attending the 2024 Workshop on the Workshop (WoW7), please consider applying to participate in “Reimagining the State in Governing the Commons: Synergies in Analytical Frameworks and Tools.”
The workshop will focus primarily on new insights coming from work on state-reinforced self-governance (SRSG) and the Institutional Grammar (IG), as well as how these two approaches can inform one another.
For more information and to apply to participate, please go here.
Call for Papers: PSJ Special Issue on Policy Design
IGRI co-director Saba Siddiki and Cali Curley of the University of Miami are spearheading a special issue in the Policy Studies Journal (PSJ) focusing on policy design in the policy process. For more information, please view the full call for papers.
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