Daniel DeCaro

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University of Louisville

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Dr. Daniel DeCaro is an Assistant Professor at the University of Louisville, United States. His research focuses on environmental governance, community engagement in greenspace, and the dynamics of cooperation in common-pool resource dilemmas. Recent articles highlight the impact of state policies on racially marginalized neighborhoods and the application of institutional frameworks to enhance adaptive environmental management.

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Legal design principles of government-supported adaptation: designing effective decentralization programs in cities and vital water social-ecological systems

Open Date: 2018-01-01

Close Date: 2023-01-01

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Psychosocial, Motivational, and Cooperative Effects of Communication, Enforcement, and Participatory Decision Making in Resource Dilemmas

Open Date: 2017-02-01

Close Date: 2023-01-31

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Allen Lee

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Marci S. DeCaro

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Maladaptive state reinforcement of greenspace in racially marginalized neighborhoods: lessons from Louisville, Kentucky’s failed cooperative extension partnership

State-reinforced co-provision of community-governed greenspace in racially marginalized neighborhoods: lessons from Chicago’s innovative NeighborSpace Land Trust and Partnership

The State-reinforced self-governance framework: conceptualizing and diagnosing legal and other institutional foundations of adaptive and transformative environmental governance

Learning from regulatory failure: How Ostrom’s restorative justice design principle helps naïve groups create wiser enforcement systems to overcome the tragedy of the commons

Playing a Social Dilemma Game as an Exploratory Learning Activity Before Instruction Improves Conceptual Understanding

Politically-polarized perceptions of governmental autonomy-support impact internal motivations to comply with COVID-19 safety guidelines

An Agent-Based Model of the Interaction between Inequality, Trust, and Communication in Common Pool Experiments

Formalizing the fundamental Faustian bargain: Inefficacious decision-makers sacrifice their freedom of choice to coercive leaders for economic security

Motivational foundations of communication, voluntary cooperation, and self-governance in a common-pool resource dilemma

Applying Ostrom’s Institutional Analysis and Development framework, and design principles for co-production to pollution management in Louisville's Rubbertown, Kentucky

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Allen Lee

Marci S. DeCaro

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