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Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Houghton College (New York, USA); he received the Ph.D. in political science at Indiana University in 1978 with Vincent Ostrom as his committee chair; he served as a member of the National Academy of Science’s Panel on Common Property Resources and authored the panel’s framework paper, “Analyzing the Commons,” in 1986, helping to launch the contemporary study of the commons; in 1989, he was part of the group that founded the International Association for the Study of the Commons; his book, “Governing Local Public Economies” was published in 1999; his most recent work is focused on urban neighborhoods in America and rural villages in Africa as diverse examples of the commons.

The Republic Can Never Be Taken For Granted. Ronald J. Oakerson On Vincent Ostrom’s Legacy