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Optimality, Sub-optimality, Nirvana, and Transaction Costs Foraging on the Commons

Feeny, David - 1995

Published as Feeny, David, "Sub-Optimality and Transaction Costs on the Commons," in Edna Tusak Loehman and D. Marc Kilgour (eds.), Designing Institutions for Environmental and Resource Management (Cheltenham, Edward Elgar Publishing, Ltd., 1998), 124-141. "Much of the literature on the...

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Under What Conditions are Decentralized Solutions to Collective Action Problems Likely?

Maier-Rigaud, Frank - 2000

"The paper outlines conditions under which decentralized approaches are likely to succeed in solving collective action problems. Criteria that render successful decentralized collective action more likely have mainly been developed in the Common Pool Resource (CPR) and International Relations...

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Who, What, When, Why: Resource Economics Before the Fall

Wiener, Jonathan B. - 1998

microeconomic theory to these fundamental questions about resource management practises 'before the fall'. The essential argument is …

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Enclosure Within and Without the Commons

McCann, Anthony - 2004

address some of the ways in which my attempts to use resource management models of common property theory have left me unable … 'the commons' is taken to mean. A brief overview of a new theory of commodification is presented, and through this it will …

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Rethinking Local Commons Dilemmas: Lessons from Experimental Economics in the Field

Cardenas, Juan Camilo - 2002

"In particular, the academic debate over the best prediction about the behavior of people that use a common-pool resource (CPR), and the recommended policy approaches to the CPR dilemma have undergone a very interesting evolution throughout the last 3 decades of the pastcentury, since the...

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Why Fairness? Facial Expressions, Evolutionary Psychology, and the Emergence of Fairness in Simple Bargaining Games

Eckel, Catherine; Wilson, Rick K. - 1999

"One of the successes in contemporary social science is the development and proliferation of game theory. For a wide … range of phenomena, game theory produces enormous insight into the strategic interaction of individuals. Its greatest power …, information aggregation or when confronting large-scale social dilemmas. However, as Ostrom (1998) reminds us, game theory also …

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Regional Integration through Agreements: Does Multiplexity in Urban Service Deliveries Matter?

Andrew, Simon A.; Kendra, James M. - 2009

"While most scholars in urban studies and public management tend to conceptualize networks as having interdependent properties---with multiple sets of organizations working together (directly or indirectly) on common problems---few explore the importance of multiplexity in these relations....

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Making sense of social practice : theoretical pluralism in public sector accounting research

Jacobs, Kerry - In: Financial accountability & management : in governments, … 28 (2012) 1, pp. 1-25

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Toward a positive theory of disclosure regulation : in search of institutional foundations

Bertomeu, Jeremy; Cheynel, Edwige - In: The accounting review : a publication of the American … 88 (2013) 3, pp. 789-824

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Deming management method : subjecting theory to moderating and contextual effects

Singh, Prakash J.; Dean, Chua Ming Wee; Sum Chee Chuong - In: Quality management journal : QMJ 20 (2013) 3, pp. 41-69

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