Search Results - subject:"new commons"

A Primer on the Epistemology of New Commons

Mansoori, Issa - 2025

resource management through commoning. The paper argues for the ‘new commons’, reimagining the concept of development by … action, ‘new commons’ can be defined from a different perspective. Also, distinct from Ostrom’s common resource management … model, the new commons framework emphasizes the societal construction of shared spaces and values through collective …

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Entre préservation des ressources naturelles et transformation sociale, quelle centralité de la ressource dans la théorie des communs ?

Laurent, Adrien; Lecomte, Louise - In: Revue d'économie industrielle 184 (2023), pp. 107-145

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Characteristics of voluntary behavior in the neighborhood commons : the case of dog parks

Noonan, Douglas S.; Matisoff, Daniel C.; Hoelzel, … - In: Nonprofit and voluntary sector quarterly 45 (2016), pp. 78-96

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An Economic and Institutional Approach to the Use of Natural Common-Pool Resources by the Tourism Industry

Blanco, Ester - 2008

"The analysis of the management of natural resources has traditionally been based on the assumption that agents are free-riders. Under this assumption there is no scope for voluntary environmental initiatives, and public intervention or privatization is considered necessary to prevent...

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The Exchange Commons

Liebenau, Jonathan; de Fontenay, Alain Bourdeau - 2006

"While the conditions of production give some guidance to what factor groupings are desirable ceteris paribus, they do not determine the boundaries of a neoclassical firm (a legal entity with a residual claimant). Indeed, they could just as well be related to other groupings, such as...

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Access Mapping and Chains: The Woodcraft Curio Market around Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Matose, Frank - 2006

"The paper uses commodity chain analysis to examine the transformation of access and control in woodcraft markets around Victoria Falls in the context of changing policies in the last two decades. The mushrooming of a transnational market for curios has begun to transform the use and management...

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Analyzing the Internet as a Common Pool Resource: The Problem of Network Congestion

Bernbom, Gerald - 2000

"The term 'Internet' is used broadly to describe a global collection of multiple, inter-related resource facilities, each of which may be analyzed as a common pool resource (CPR). The Internet is comprised of a physical network infrastructure (network commons), a vast and distributed collection...

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The Mixed Economy of Child Care: An Institutional Analysis of Nonprofit, For-Profit, and Public Enterprises

Bushouse, Brenda K. - 1999

"Nonprofit theory predicts nonprofit enterprises will be more trustworthy than for-profit enterprises in the delivery of goods for which quality is difficult to determine because nonprofit enterprises are legally required to reinvest all profits back into the enterprise. Theoretically, consumers...

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The Missing Link: Collective-Choice Policymaking in Nonprofit, For-Profit, and Public Child Care Centers

Bushouse, Brenda K. - 1999

"Much of nonprofit research over the past twenty years focuses on how a nonprofit enterprise is different than a for-profit or public enterprise. Influential early theorists relied on the legal constraint nonprofits have in redistributing profit to explain nonprofit production of certain types...

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