IGRI Research Seminar

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The IGRI hosts a monthly virtual research seminar that features presentations by scholars from around the world interested in examining the antecedents, structure, and implications of institutional design leveraging the Institutional Grammar.

The seminars are held on the first Tuesday of every month from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. U.S. Eastern time at the Zoom links listed with each individual seminar. Seminars are typically recorded and posted to the IGRI YouTube Channel.

See below for the schedule of speakers and topics (upcoming & past).

Upcoming

We will resume presentations in the new year. Happy Holidays!

Past Research Seminars

Norm Typology and the Study of Commons

Speaker(s):
Gerard Conway, Brunel University of London

IGRI Working Group Report: The Grammar of Rules-In-Use

Speaker(s):
Ute Brady, Arizona State University

Ismael Lare David, University of Zaragoza

Daniel Detzi

Irene Pérez Ibarra, University of Zaragoza

Alicia Tenza-Peral, University of Zaragoza

Expanding the Comprehension of Governance in Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: An analysis of the Heilbronn ecosystem using institutional grammar

Speaker(s):
Carlos Alberto Prieto Valero, European-University Viadrina

Diving deep into legal layers: institutional grammar’s insight into Iran’s groundwater laws

Speaker(s):
Arezoo Mirzaei, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg

Institutions, In Time: Designing Feedback Pathways for Shared Infrastructure Transitions

Speaker(s):
Matthew Grimley, University of Minnesota

The Narrative Policy Framework and Institutions

Speaker(s):
Rachel McGovern, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Ex-Ante Assessment of Procedural Justice in Climate Adaptation: Insights from AI-Supported Institutional Network Analysis

Speaker(s):
Kaninik Baradi, SBM Offshore

Bureaucracies At War: Using Institutional Grammar and Network Analysis to Examine National Security Decision-Making During Counterinsurgencies

Speaker(s):
Daniel Detzi, United States Airforce Academy

A grammar of institutions for complex legal topics: Resolving statutory multiplicity and scaling up to jurisdiction-level legal institutions

Speaker(s):
Anthony DeMattee, The Carter Center

Toward a better understanding of data provisioning in open access biodiversity portals

Speaker(s):
Ute Brady, Arizona State University

Barcelona’s Municipal Food System Characterization and Analysis with the Institutional Grammar Tool

Speaker(s):
Diego Macall, Autonomous University of Barcelona

State-reinforcing knowledge infrastructures and the robustness of urban water systems

Speaker(s):
Aaron Deslatte, Indiana University

Institutional Fit and Policy Design in Nebraska’s Natural Resources Districts

Speaker(s):
Tomás Olivier, Syracuse University

Sechindra Vallury, University of Georgia

Application of Large Language Models to Legal Texts IG Coding

Speaker(s):
Stanisław Giziński, University of Warsaw

Bartosz Pieliński, University of Warsaw

Understanding policy evolution using the institutional grammar: a case of net metering policies in the United States

Speaker(s):
Saba Siddiki, Syracuse University

Between rules and narratives: Understanding collective action in Innovation Policy Processes

Speaker(s):
Gaia Taffoni, European University Institute

The Design of Data Governance in Brazil

Speaker(s):
Lizandro Lui, Fundação Getulio Vargas, Thayna Rosa, and Gabriela Ferreira, Brazilian School of Economics and Finance

Using the institutional grammar to understand collective resource management in a cooperative of gig workers

Speaker(s):
Damion Bunders, Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences

Tine De Moor, Rotterdam School of Management

Managing Space As A Global Commons: Challenges in Institutional Analysis and Institutional Grammar

Speaker(s):
Daniel Patton, NASA

The Social Meanings of the Third Sector: Everyday Understandings of “Nonprofit”

Speaker(s):
Curtis Child & Eva Witesman, Brigham Young University