Polycentric self-governance and Indigenous knowledge
Publication Details
Turnbull, S.,
Stoinanoff, N.,
&
Poelina, A.
(2023).
Polycentric self-governance and Indigenous knowledge.
Journal of Behavioural Economics and Social Systems, 5 (1-2), 62-82.
Abstract
Vincent and Elinor Ostrom defined polycentricity as a complex form of governance with multiple, semi-autonomous centres of decision making. Australian researchers Dr Shann Turnbull, Prof Natalie Stoianoff and Prof Anne Poelina explore how the polycentric self-governance of Australian Indigenous societies can inform modern governance and safeguard the wellbeing of humanity and natural ecosystems.
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