Common-Pool Resource Theory is a theoretical framework in institutional analysis that explains how self-organized governance arrangements enable sustainable management of shared natural resources by balancing collective action with rules-in-use to prevent overexploitation.
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COPING WITH TRAGEDIES OF THE COMMONS
Annual Review of Political Science · 1999 · 1.4K citations · Full text
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Tempe, United States
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Bloomington, United States
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Fort Collins, United States
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Bloomington, United States
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