International Journal of the Commons

Papers
(The TQCC of International Journal of the Commons is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
The Food-as-a-Commons Discourse: Analyzing the Journey to Policy Impact19
Path Dependence, Community Resilience, and Social Responses to the Implementation of Collaborative Forest Management in Ghana14
Towards Democratisation of Public Administration: Public-Commons Partnerships in Barcelona12
Commons-Oriented, but Embodied Enough? De-Constructing Knowledge, Experiences, and Institutions in Naples’ Water Commons Project11
The Image Fallacy: Rethinking the Tragedy of the Commons11
Socio-Material Bricolage: (Co)Shaping of Irrigation Institutions and Infrastructures10
From a Challenge to an Opportunity: Sustainability and the “Dark Side” of Social Capital in Paros, Greece10
Crafting Collective Management Institutions in Messy Real-World Settings: A Call for Action Research10
Restoring the Commons: A Gendered Analysis of Customary Water Tenure in Sub-Saharan Africa9
Imaginaries and the Commons: Insights From Irrigation Modernization in Valencia, Spain9
An Uncommon Commons: Government’s Role in Constituting an Unusual Credit Union Deposit Insurance Scheme9
Space Resources and the Politics of International Regime Formation7
An Analysis of the Channels for Accessing Economic Benefits in the Commons Governance Regime of Space Resources7
Leadership in Urban Commoning: Why Bridging Social Capital Matters?7
Energy Community Surplus Sharing: Solidarity Strategies for Energy Commons Governance7
Commoning for Land Tenure Regularization: The Case of the Collective Urban Special Adverse Possession of Chácara do Catumbi in the City of Rio de Janeiro7
Towards a Theory of Value as a Commons6
Integrating Institutions with Local Contexts in Community-Based Irrigation Governance: A Qualitative Systematic Review of Variables, Combinations, and Effects6
Accessibility to Space Infrastructures and Outer Space: Anthropological Insights from Europe’s Spaceport6
Self-Governance and Adaptation: Rethinking Indigenous Arctic Histories6
Combining Approaches for Systemic Behaviour Change in Groundwater Governance6
Analysing Groundwater Governance in Uzbekistan through the Lenses of Social-Ecological Systems and Informational Governance6
Four Alternative Scenarios of Commons in Space: Prospects and Challenges5
What is “Political” in Commons-Public Partnership? The Italian Cases of Bologna and Naples5
Nested Institutions for Nested Problems: Commoning for Rural Revitalisation in the Peri-Urban Setting5
Adapting Common Resource Management to Under-Use Contexts: The Case of Common Pasture Organizations in the Black Forest Biosphere Reserve5
The Use of the Institutional Grammar 1.0 for Institutional Analysis: A Literature Review5
Technical teams as commoning gatekeepers: The case of IATS in Mutual Aid Housing Cooperatives in Uruguay5
Understanding the Governing of Urban Commons: Reflecting on Five Key Features of Collaborative Governance in Zero Waste Lab, Amsterdam5
Analysis of the Institutional Framework for the Management of Community Areas Through the Prism of Institutional Bricolage: The Case of Benin’s Bouche du Roy5
Drivers of Biodiversity Conservation in Sacred Groves: A Comparative Study of Three Sacred Groves in Southwest Nigeria4
Migration and Gender Dynamics of Irrigation Governance in Nepal4
A Synthesis of Rational Choice and Critical Urban Commons Debates4
Managing Groundwater from the Ground Up: An Ex Ante Assessment of the Potential for Collective Action4
A Perspective on the Future of Studying the Commons4
Introduction: Advancing the Commonsverse: The Political Economy of The Commons4
Polycentric Groundwater Governance: Insights from the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area4
Institutional Change of Farmer-Managed Irrigation Systems: Experience from Nepal4
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