---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: collective-action <[email protected]> Date: Tue, Jun 17, 2014 at 12:14 PM Subject: Newsletter collective-action.info - Vol. 12 - June 2014 To: *Newsletter 12 – June 2014* *If this Newsletter does not display properly, you can view the online-version **here* <http://www.collective-action.info/_NWL_Vol12_June-2014> *Tine De Moor new President-Elect of The International Association for the Study of the Commons* [image: http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_IMA_PHO_Tin...] Recently, Tine De Moor has been elected as the next President-Elect of the International Association for the Study of the Commons (IASC). In the course of 2015, she will take over the tasks of Immediate Past-President Leticia Merino. Tine De Moor currently is Professor of *Institutions for Collective Action in Historical Perspective* at Utrecht University. She has been involved in organizing the first European IASC-meeting in Brescia (2006) and has been a member of the IASC Executive Council from 2008 onwards. Together with Erling Berge she was the co-founder and (until July 2008) editor of the International Journal of the Commons. *Click here for more info* <http://www.iasc-commons.org/about/IASC%20Election%20Results> *Elinor Ostrom Award for collective governance of the commons 2014-2015; deadline for nominations 30 August 2014* [image: http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_IMA_PHO_Eli...] The Elinor Ostrom Award on Collective Governance of the Commons, created to honor and develop the legacy of Elinor Ostrom, aims to acknowledge and promote the work of practitioners, young and senior scholars involved in the field of the commons. According with Ostrom´s large legacy the scope of the Award aims to be broad, including academic and applied work on traditional commons (forests, water bodies, pasture lands, fisheries, etc.), local commons, interlinked commons (forests and watersheds, fisheries and coastlines, etc.), global commons, knowledge, cultural and virtual commons. Both academics (individuals or groups) as well as practitioners (individuals, groups, or institutions) can be nominated for this award. Nominations for the Award for 2014-2015 should be submitted before 30 August 2014. *Click here for more info* <http://elinorostromaward.org/> [image: http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_IMA_LOG_Ost...] *Call for papers CGEH Conference ‘The Deep Causes of Economic Development’, Utrecht, 18-20 <18-20> December 2014; deadline for abstracts 30 June 2014* [image: http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_IMA_LOG_CGE...] On 18-20 December 2014, the Centre for Global Economic History (CGEH) organizes the three-day conference ‘The Deep Causes of Economic Development’, which will be held in Utrecht. Keynote speaker at this conference will be Paola Giuliano (UCLA Anderson School of Management). For this conference, the CGEH invites paper proposals that study the role of informal institutions in the development process, with a particular focus on family organisation and the decision making power of women, both at the micro and the macro level. Though the focus lies on the past two centuries, paper proposals on all periods are welcome. Abstracts (max. 500 words) should be sent in PDF to *[email protected]* <[email protected]> before the 30th of June. *Click here for more info* <http://www.cgeh.nl/deep-causes-economic-development> *Workshop 'Common People, Common Rules. Institutions and self-governance in historical perspective' (Pamplona, 30-31 October 2014)* [image: http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_IMA_LOG_CR-...] Collective ownership and resource management is currently an important research topic among historians, anthropologists, legal experts, economists, sociologists, and political scientists, not least as a consequence of the challenges the world is facing regarding the management of natural resources. During this two-day workshop, which will be held at the Public University of Navarra in Pamplona, we will be focusing on institutions for collective action, that are self-governing and self-regulating in historical perspective. At the workshop much attention will be given to the historical analysis of common land regimes, which has witnessed a clear shift in focus from the study of the abolition of commons towards the analysis of the internal logic of their functioning. *Click here for more info* <http://www.collective-action.info/_AGE_20141030_UPN-Pamplona> *Call for abstracts and panel proposals XVth Biannual International Conference IASC; deadlines 1 July (panel and group presentations) and 31 July (individual presentations) 2014* [image: http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_IMA_LOG_IAS...] On 23-25 May 2015, the 15th Biannual International Conference of the International Association for the Study of the Commons (IASC) will be held at the University of Alberta (Canada). The 2015 conference will focus on many kinds of common pool resources including fisheries, forests, and water resources as well as a host of emergent problems of social and environmental change. Participants in the conference will be invited to share ideas, evidence and practical solutions on questions of poverty, food security, social-ecological resilience, effective governance, human rights, FLOG knowledge, sustainable natural 1 July 2014 (panel/group presentations) and 31 July (individual presentations) 2014. *Click here for more info* <http://www.iasc2015.org/> *Third Think Tank Session ‘Population ageing: problem or promise?’ (Utrecht, 10 October 2014)* On Friday October 10, 2014, the Knowledge centre Institutions of the Open Society at Utrecht University in collaboration with the *Aedes-Actiz Knowledge Centre* <http://www.kcwz.nl/dossiers/lokale_kracht>will organize the Third Think Tank session about ageing populations and the development of new institutions in living, care and welfare. Main issue of the meeting is the search for new possibilities of collective action among the elderly today to cope with the challenges posed by population ageing and the demand of long-term care. The program includes lectures by David Reher (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) who will highlight the topic from a long-term European perspective and discuss the different Northwestern and Southern European institutional solutions to ageing. George de Kam (University of Groningen) will talk about recent developments in the Netherlands and the effectiveness of the new solutions in care and living. *Click here for more info* <http://www.collective-action.info/_ICA_Think-tank-sessions/#TTS3> *'Ja, ik wil!' ('Yes, I Do!') - Unique project: digitizing pre-marriage registers of Amsterdam through crowd-sourcing* *[image: http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_IMA_LOG_Ja-ik-wil.png]* On February 3, the digitization project* ‘Ja, ik wil’(‘Yes, I do’)* <http://www.collective-action.info/ja-ik-wil> started. With this large-scaled project, researchers from the Department of Social and Economic History of Utrecht University seek to digitize the Amsterdam premarriage records (1581-1811) to make the data from these records available for scientific research. Using the websourcing platform* ‘Vele Handen’** (‘Many Hands’)* <http://www.velehanden.nl/>, the research team initiated a co-operation with the *Amsterdam City Archives* <https://stadsarchief.amsterdam.nl/english/home.en.html> to attract volunteers to help with entering the information held in the source. Over 285 - and numbers still increasing - volunteers, among whom history teachers, genealogists, and alumni of Utrecht University have already registered to start entering the data. In the first phase (2014) of this project, the team aims to digitize about one-fifth of these records, which will already form a rich source of data for further historical research. The intention is to digitize the whole source by the end of 2015. Visit the project webpage [in Dutch], at *http://www.collective-action.info/Ja-ik-wil* <http://www.collective-action.info/Ja-ik-wil>or join this project by clicking *here* <http://velehanden.nl/projecten/bekijk/details/project/ja_ik_wil>. You can also read the newsletter [in Dutch] on this project *via this link <http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_NWL_JIW_1_Juni2014.pdf>* *Miguel Laborda Pemán receives research grant* [image: http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_IMA_PHO_Mig...] Team member and PhD student Miguel Laborda Pemán has been awarded a scholarship grant by the Spanish Fundación Ramón Areces. In the pursuit of excellence in the research process, the Ramón Areces Foundation sponsors scholarship programmes for study abroad to enable Spanish post-graduate students to study at some of the world's leading research centres. We congratulate Miguel with this grant, which will allow him to extend his stay at our research center until November 2015. *Publications December 2013 - May 2014* · De Moor, T., 2014. Single, Safe, and Sorry? Explaining the Early Modern Beguine Movement in the Low Countries. *Journal of Family History* 39(1), 3-21. *> click here for PDF of article* <http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_PUB_Single-Safe-and-Sorry_Journal-of-Family-History_39_1.pdf> · Störmer, C. and Lummaa, V., 2014. Increased mortality exposure within the family rather than individual mortality experiences triggers faster life-history strategies in historic human populations. PLoS-One 9(1), 1-9, doi 10.1371/journal.pone.0083633 *> click here for PDF of article* <http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_PUB_Increased-Mortality-Exposure-within-the-Family.pdf> · Zuijderduijn, J., 2014. What did retirement cost back then? The evolution of corrody prices in Holland, c. 1500-1800. CEGH Working Paper Series 53. *> click here for paper* <http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_PUB_What-did-retirement-cost-back-then_WP_CEGH.pdf> · Lana Berasain, J. and Laborda Pemán, M., 2013. El anidamiento institucional y su dinámica histórica en comunidades rurales complejas. Dos estudios de caso (Navarra, siglos XIV-XX). Sociedad Española de Historia Agraria - Documentos de Trabajo, no. 13-07 [In Spanish]. *> click here for paper* <http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_PUB_WP_El-Anidamiento-institucional_SEHA.pdf> · De Moor, T., 2013. Co-operating for the future: inspiration from the European past to develop public-collective partnerships and transgenerational co-operatives. In: *Future Generations & Commons*, Council of Europe “Trends in Social Cohesion” Series, eds. S. Bailey, G. Farrell, and U. Mattei, 75-99. Strasbourg: Council of Europe Publishing. *> click here for PDF of 'Co-operating for the future'* <http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_PUB_Protecting-future-generations-through-commons.pdf> *Press coverage* · Weg met staat en markt. De terugkeer van de commons. De Groene Amsterdammer, 16 April 2014. Article on the emergence of present-day citizens' initiatives as an alternative to government- or market-based solutions. *> click here for PDF of the interview [Lexix Nexis version; In Dutch]* <http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_RES_PRE_Weg-met-staat-en-markt_De-Groene-Amsterdammer.pdf> · '"Er zit veel kracht in de samenleving". Naast PPS ook PCS: publiek-collective samenwerking'. *Lokaal* 4 (April 2014): 42-5. Interview by the Vereniging van Vlaamse Steden en Gemeenten ['Union of Flemish cities and municipalities', VVSG] with Tine De Moor on the ways in which (Flemish) citizens can help to redesign society, referring to existing Dutch examples. The interview [in Dutch] consists of two parts: *> click here for PDF of the interview* <http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_RES_PRE_Er-zit-veel-kracht-in-de-samenleving_Lokaal.pdf> *> click here for video of the interview* <http://youtu.be/s-6yWqOkLys> · 'Tien met een griffel'. *Elsevier* 7(4), 64-71. Article about and interviews with the ten new members of the Young Academy of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, among whom Tine De Moor. *> click here for PDF of this article [In Dutch]* <http://www.collective-action.info/sites/default/files/webmaster/_ACT_PRE_Tien-met-een-griffel_Elsevier.pdf> · 'Tien leden van De Jonge Akademie geïnstalleerd'. Impression on the website of the Young Academy of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences of the installation of the ten new members of the Young Academy (Amsterdam, 20 March 2014), among whom Tine De Moor. *> click here for webpage of the Young Academy [In Dutch]* <http://www.dejongeakademie.nl/nl/nieuws/tien-leden-van-de-jonge-akademie-geinstalleerd> *> click here for registration of pitch, delivered by Tine De Moor [In Dutch]* <https://www.dejongeakademie.nl/nl/science-spots/leden-in-beeld/tine-de-moor-nieuw-bij-de-jonge-akademie> · RTV Utrecht, Westbroek!, 'Vrouwen', 11 March 2014 (07:11 am Utrecht time). Interview with (a.o.) Tine De Moor by Henk Westbroek for the program 'Westbroek!' on local Utrecht television. This episode focuses on 'Women'; Tine De Moor was interviewed about the beguinages in medieval Utrecht [starts after about 08:04 min]. *> click here for the program site [In Dutch]* <http://www.rtvutrecht.nl/gemist/uitzending/rtvutrecht/westbroek/20140311-0711/> · van den Berg, M., 2013. *Stedelingen veranderen de stad. Over nieuwe collectieven, publiek domein en transitie*. Amsterdam: Trancity. This book [in Dutch] on new collectives, the public domain, and transition, was launched on 23 January 2014 and contains a.o. an interview with Tine De Moor. *> click here for info on book launch* <http://www.dezwijger.nl/87790/nl/boekpresentatie-stedelingen-veranderen-de-stad> For an overview of all press coverage, *click here* <http://www.collective-action.info/_RES_PressPage> *Future activities* Underneath, you will find some of the activities our research team members will be involved in within the next few months; click on the event for full info *> June 18-21, Bloomington (USA) - WOW5 Conference* <http://www.indiana.edu/~wow5/index.html> *> July 14-16, Barcelona - Annual Conference Academia Europaea* <http://barcelona.acadeuro.org/th_event/annual-conference-2014/> *> August 21-23, Utrecht - Annual European Business History Association Congress* <https://www.ebha-2014.eu/> *> August 27-29, Utrecht - 5th International Conference on Sustainability Transitions* <http://www.uu.nl/faculty/geosciences/EN/IST2014/Pages/default.aspx> *> September 5-7, New York - 2nd Thematic IASC Conference on Knowledge Commons* <http://iasckc.nyuengelberg.org/> *> September 16-19, Umeå - Third European Meeting IASC* <http://www.slu.se/iasc-europe2014> *> October 30-31, Pamplona - 'Common Rules' Conference* <http://www.collective-action.info/_AGE_20141030_UPN-Pamplona> *> December 18-20, Utrecht - CGEH Conference* <http://www.cgeh.nl/deep-causes-economic-development> *> May 25-29 (2015), Edmonton, Alberta (Canada) XVth International IASC Conference* <http://www.iasc2015.org/> Also check our *Agenda* <http://www.collective-action.info/> on our website *www.collective-action.info* <http://www.collective-action.info/> *Contact details* Questions about this newsletter? 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