For centuries, communities around the globe have worked together to manage resources—a
process often referred to as community-based conservation. More recently in the US, diverse …

New approaches to governance have attracted significant scholarly attention in recent years.
Commentators on both sides of the Atlantic have identified, charted and evaluated the rise …

In all but the most solitary of work, we constantly engage in and are constrained by a social
process called work culture. Work culture tells us what to wear, how to talk, what to talk about …

Across the world, declining groundwater levels cause wells to run dry, increase water and
food insecurity, and often acutely impact groundwater-dependent communities. Despite the …

A consistent critique of the theory and empirical research on collaborative governance is a
lack of conceptualization and analysis of the role of political power and inequality. Our paper …

The conventions of judicial and academic discourse encourage legal writing to affect a
position above politics. The writer appeals to interpretations of authoritative texts and public …

Cities are places of human development, both spatially and culturally. They represent the"
ultimate handiwork" of our imagination, generating most of our art, culture, commerce and …

In 2019, the landlord of Atlantic Plaza Towers in Brooklyn, New York, told its tenants that
their keys would be replaced with facial recognition technology (FRT). 1 Going forward, they …

Collaboration is commonly used to deliver public services that reach beyond the individual
capacities of independent organizations. Although much of the literature in the fields of …

Achieving environmental justice-that is, the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all
people regardless of race, color, national origin, or income, with respect to the development …