Ute Brady

Xodus. Find me on BlueSky: @utebrady.bsky.social

2nd. afternoon panel #WOW7Ostrom "Rules in Use and the Institutional Grammar" organized and chaired by @utebrady as part of a broader set of panels on "Broadening Methodologies and Approaches to the Commons" I'll present on ethnography and rules-in-use.

@raulpacheco Wonderful presentation, @raulpacheco!

This is a great opportunity for grad students interested in learning the Institutional Grammar. Come spend 3 days in beautiful upstate New York with like-minded grad students and get hands-on training from the authors of the IG 2.0 book Saba Siddiki @CK_Frantz and me. 😀

I am excited to share our new article on the diversity and evolution of institutions as part of a special issue of the #IRPPJournal @_IPPA_ led by Saba Siddiki, @CK_Frantz and @utebrady of @the_IGRI journals.openedition.org//irpp/3322 via @OpenEditionActu

🚨 New publication 🚨 I am excited to share our new article, Strategic Foresight and Policy Evaluation: Insights for an Integrated Approach/ at @EurJRR With @DrLauraDeVito we started an inquiry on the strategies for governments grounded in long-term perspectives - a small🧵

Short publication with Saba Siddiki and @CK_Frantz introducing an open access special issue with a variety of excellent IG-related research. Highly recommend. journals.openedition.org/irpp/3322

Next Tuesday is my time to present at the IGRI seminar series the work done so far with @andreterliz and @Giovespos on how Institutional rules and narratives shape innovation policy processes

@TaffoniGaia @andreterliz @Giovespos Can’t wait to see how far it’s come. Looking forward to it!

The IWC joins @Viva_Vaquita and other orgs around the world to highlight the plight of the #vaquita and the action that might still save this tiny but resilient population of only about 10 animals. Join in at vivavaquita.org/international-…

Pleased to announce Martha Rojas Urrego will take up leadership of the IWC Secretariat in Sept. Martha has 25+ years experience leading & managing intergovernmental & non-governmental organisations & we look forward to working together on #cetaceanscience & #cetaceanconservation

@nirkosti Congrats, Nir. Well-deserved recognition for your awesome work! It was great meeting you and learning more about your research. Safe travels home.

I am extremely excited to share that I have received the 2023 GIandomenico Majone prize for my work on regulatory discretion and policy implementation presented at the Biennial Conference of the Standing Group on Regulatory Governance #RegGov2023.

Very proud of @scottsdaleazgov which now is the first city in AZ & one of a few nationwide to implement the 2021 Int'l Green Construction Code as mandatory. Many thanks to our forward-looking city council for their commitment to a sustainable future. scottsdaleaz.gov/news/scottsdal…

Interested in key factors of effective collaborative governance in SES? Candice Carr Kelman, Aireona Raschke, @MichaelSchoon1 & I conducted a literature review across disciplines and identified 22 key factors. Would love to hear your thoughts! …-tandfonline-com.ezproxy1.lib.asu.edu/eprint/BDBBIXB…

Thank you @UNCTVke for sharing the info and keeping the technology running smoothly. Enjoyed sharing developing work w/ @beckettws and Zoe Nyssa exploring the need to examine open access in digital knowledge commons and related distributional justice issues.

@candacekmay Congrats!

Great summary of my analysis of formal rule design of conservation treaty monitoring and enforcement mechanisms. Did you know that verbs (endeavor to) and constraints (whenever possible) can dilute mandatory actions to recommendations & are used more CMS & CBD than IWC & CITES?

Highly recommend! Congrats, Mar!

Are you working on innovative computational approaches to analyze bureaucracy? Then consider presenting at the ECPR panel 'Computational Institutional Analysis of Bureaucracy'hosted by @xplnit and myself. More details: christopherfrantz.org/ecpr-panel-com… #ecpr #panel #bureaucracy #analysis

Don’t forget to register for the IGRI conference and grad student workshop! It’s a great way to connect with the community and learn more about the interesting ways the institutional grammar can help understand policy puzzles.