I.                   Peer-Reviewed Publications

 

2008    Hayes, T.M., and Murtinho, F. (in press) “Are Indigenous Forest Reserves Sustainable?  An analysis

of present and future land-use trends in Bosawas, Nicaragua” (Accepted February 2008) Journal of Sustainable Development and World Ecology.

 

2008    Hayes, T.M. “The Robustness of Indigenous Common-Property Systems to Frontier Expansion: Institutional Interplay in the Mosquitia” Conservation and Society (6)2: 117-129.http://www.conservationandsociety.org/vol-6-2-08.html

2007    Hayes, T. M. “Controlling Agricultural Expansion in the Mosquitia: Does Tenure Matter?” Human Ecology (35)6. 

2006    Hayes, T.M.  “Parks, People, and Forest Protection: An Institutional Assessment of the

Effectiveness of Protected Areas” World Development (34)12: 2064-2075.

 

2005    Hayes, T.M. and Ostrom, E. “Conserving the World’s Forests: Are Protected Areas

The Only Way?” Indiana Law Review (38)3: 595-617.

 

II.        Papers in Progress

 

2008    Hayes, T.M. “A Challenge for Environmental Governance: Institutional Change in

Traditional Common-Property Forest Systems.”  Paper submitted August, 2008 to Policy Sciences.

 

2008    Murtinho, F. & Hayes, T.M. “Insights from the Field for Measuring and Analyzing

Adaptation Processes in Common-Pool Resource Management.” Paper presented at the biannual Conference of the International                            Association of the Commons,  Cheltenham, England, July 14-19, 2008. http://dlc.dlib.indiana.edu/archive/00004160/