Thank you for joining me to learn more about how I studied the governance of a heterogeneous global knowledge commons.
You can download a PDF of my thesis from the University of Alberta’s Education and Research Archive (ERA), which also provides a DOI.
You can download the conference abstracts through this link. Mine is on page 936 (pg 56 of the document).
Recommendations for new institutional statements (rules) for the International Society for the Barcode of Life, based on a systematic identification and classification of existing institutional statements: Download here.
Overall recommendations for members of the DNA barcoding community, based on my entire thesis: Download here.
I’ve already published the paper outlining the media analysis, available here.
I’m depositing datasets I created using Harvard Dataverse at the University of Alberta. You can view my dataverse and download datasets here. This service provides DOIs to datasets, and allows you to export a reference for a dataset. And it’s free! Check it out.
Ranting and Baking 