Tuesday, June 17, 2025 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM Integrative Learning Center ILCN 155
Money as a Commons: the Case of Central Bank Digital Currencies
in-person
Danish Hasan Ansari, Joshua Farley, and Joseph Ament
University of Vermont, United States
A total of 20 co-authors prepared ten chapters, focusing on key elements of interdisciplinary aquatic governance. These include holism and ecosystem view (Chapter 2); social-ecological systems (Chapter 3); fishers’ knowledge (Chapter 4); commons (Chapter 5); co-management (Chapter 6); livelihoods (Chapter 7); resilience (Chapter 8); and human rights-based management (Chapter 9). The intended audience for the volume includes fisheries and aquatic management practitioners and policymakers, scientists, educators and students.
