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DESCRIPTION:In this seminar\, Irene&nbsp\;Pérez Ibarra of the Agrifood Inst
 itute of Aragon at the University of Zaragoza will present her recently aw
 arded grant\, "Resilient Rules\," funded by the European Research Council.
  With this project\, she will study institutions of small-scale agricultur
 al systems around the world to answer key questions for global sustainabil
 ity\, such as: How much institutional diversity exists? How is it distribu
 ted globally\, and how is it evolving?&nbsp\;And\, more importantly\,&nbsp
 \;does institutional diversity and evolution enhance our ability to sustai
 nably manage natural resources in our rapidly changing world?&nbsp\;To add
 ress these questions\, she will innovatively adapt tools used in the life 
 sciences to study biological diversity to quantify institutional diversity
 \, study the evolution of institutions\, and assess the contribution of in
 stitutional diversity to long-term resilience to global change.
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SUMMARY:Evolution of Institutional Diversity in a Changing World
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In this seminar\, Irene&nbsp\;Pérez Ibarra 
 of the Agrifood Institute of Aragon at the University of Zaragoza will pre
 sent her recently awarded grant\, "Resilient Rules\," funded by the Europe
 an Research Council. </p><p>With this project\, she will study institution
 s of small-scale agricultural systems around the world to answer key quest
 ions for global sustainability\, such as: How much institutional diversity
  exists? How is it distributed globally\, and how is it evolving?&nbsp\;An
 d\, more importantly\,&nbsp\;does institutional diversity and evolution en
 hance our ability to sustainably manage natural resources in our rapidly c
 hanging world?&nbsp\;</p><p>To address these questions\, she will innovati
 vely adapt tools used in the life sciences to study biological diversity t
 o quantify institutional diversity\, study the evolution of institutions\,
  and assess the contribution of institutional diversity to long-term resil
 ience to global change.</p>
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