Historical institutional analysis of social-ecological systems

Marco A. Janssen

Journal of Institutional Economics, 2006, vol. 2, issue 2, 127-131

Abstract: Institutions, the rules that govern interactions between people, evolve over time. This special issue presents a number of detailed case studies of human–environment interactions during a significant historical period. With social-ecological systems we mean a set of people, their natural and human-made resources, and the relationships among them (Anderies et al., 2004, Janssen et al., 2005).

Date: 2006
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