In addition to winning the 2009 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for her path-breaking research on economic governance, especially the commons, Elinor (Lin) Ostrom also made important contributions to other fields of political economy and public policy. This four-volume compendium of papers written by Lin (often with coauthors, most notably her husband, Vincent), along with papers by others expanding on her work, brings together the strands of her entire empirical, analytical, theoretical, and methodological research program. Together with Vincents important theoretical contributions, they defined a distinctive Bloomington School of political-economic thought.Volume 3 collects explores the historical development of the Institutional Analysis and Development (IAD) framework, illustrates its application to a wide range of specific policy problems, and highlights recent extensions that ensure it will remain a vibrant focus of research for years to come. The IAD framework emerged from a long series of interdisciplinary collaborative research projects, but the guiding figure in its development was Elinor Ostrom. Anyone familiar with the full range of her research will recognize common presuppositions and themes for which she used the IAD framework as an organizing device. This book collects examples of policy-relevant applications of IAD to a wide range of policy sectors. In a fundamental sense, the IAD framework helps us understand how Ostroms mind worked when she approached a particular problem of policy, and it highlights those factors that she asserted needed to be considered in any complete analysis. Unfortunately, she did not leave us a complete or definitive guidebook on how to apply this framework. This volume collects important components of such a guidebook from a wide range of sources, including previously unpublished papers, and as such it should help anyone seeking to use this framework to analyze a variety of policy areas.

Daniel H. Coleis professor of law and professor of public and environmental affairs at Indiana University Bloomington.Michael D. McGinnisis associate dean for social& historical sciences and graduate education in the College of Arts and Sciences and professor of political science at Indiana University Bloomington.

Chapter 1 Selections from Y673 Syllabus: Institutional Analysis and Development - MicroChapter 2 An Institutional Framework for Policy Analysis and DesignChapter 3 Appendix A: The Institutional Analysis and Development FrameworkChapter 4 The IAD Framework in Action: Understanding the Source of the Design Principles in Elinor Ostrom'sGoverning the CommonsChapter 5 Public Economy Organization and Service DeliveryChapter 6 Metropolitan Governance and Institutional Collective ActionChapter 7 Structuring Institutional Analysis for Urban Ecosystems: A Key to Sustainable Urban Forest ManagementChapter 8 Levels, Scales, Linkages, and Other "Multiples" Affecting Natural ResourcesChapter 9 Selections fromAid, Incentives, and Sustainability: An Institutional Analysis of Development CooperationChapter 10 Nested Governance for Effective REDD+: Institutional and Political ArgumentsChapter 11 Analysing Decentralised Natural Resource Governance: Proposition for a "Politicised" Institutional Analysis and Development FrameworkChapter 12 Building Negotiated Agreement: The Emergence of Community-Based Tourism and Floreana (Galapagos Islands)Chapter 13 Institutional Analysis, Policy Analysis, and Performance EvaluationChapter 14 Learning from the Field