Common-pool resources (CPRs) are critical in sustainability transitions. They often important means for environmental and societal innovation, object of unsustainable extraction governance practices. We argue why CPRs their matter transitions point to issues further research: (i) conceptualization light common-pool governance; (ii) the roles, potentials, challenges commoning practices, beyond m...

Common pool resource (CPR) management has the potential to overcome collective action dilemma, defined as tendency for individual users exploit natural resources and contribute a tragedy of commons. Design principles associated with effective CPR help ensure that arrangements work mutual benefit water users. This study contributes current research on by examining process implementing integrated...