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institutional bricolage: a standalone construct

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Natural resource management

the way people piece together resource-management arrangements from existing social norms, relations and borrowed rules, rather than designing them fresh.

In natural resource management, institutional bricolage refers to the way people piece together resource-management arrangements from existing social norms, relations and borrowed rules, rather than designing them fresh. This meaning comes from Cleaver (2002) in The European Journal of Development Research.[1]

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  1. Cleaver, F. (2002). Reinventing Institutions: Bricolage and the Social Embeddedness of Natural Resource Management. The European Journal of Development Research, 14(2), 11-30. https://doi.org/10.1080/714000425

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