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Citation Thai Peasant Social Structure
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Citation The 'Successful' Ozone-Layer Negotiations: Are There Any Lessons to be Learned?\"
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Citation The Changing of the Traditional System of Marine Resources Management of Malay and Pattani Society
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Citation The Chherlung Thulo Kulo: A Case Study of a Farmer-Managed Irrigation System
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Citation The coastal handbook: a guide for all those working on the coast
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Citation The Common Property Regime of the Huaorani Indians of Ecuador: Implications and Challenges to Conservation
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Citation The coupled dynamics of human socio-economic choice and lake water system: the interaction of two sources of nonlinearity
We study a mathematical model for the coupled dynamics of human socio-economic choice and lake water system. In the model, many players choose one of the two options: a cooperative and costly option with low phosphorus discharge, and an economical … -
Citation The Developmental Ecology of an Estuarine Canoe Fishing System in Northeast Brazil
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Citation The Distribution of Irrigation Benefits: A Study in Haryana, India
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Citation The Dry and the Drier: Cooperation and Conflict in Moroccan Irrigation
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Citation The dynamics of adoption: distribution and mortality of bean varieties among small farmers in Rwanda
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Citation The economics of rebuilding fisheries in Korea: National comprehensive approaches
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Citation The effect of subsistence on collapse and institutional adaptation in population-resource societies
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Citation The effects of rules and communication in a behavioral irrigation experiment with power asymmetries carried out in North China
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Citation The Europeanization of organic agriculture and conflicts over agricultural policy.
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Citation The Evolution of Open Access Journals
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Citation The Evolution of Reservoir Irrigation Systems as Commons in the Dry Climate Region of Contemporary Japan
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Citation The Evolution of Social Norms in Common Property Resource Use
The problem of extracting commonly owned renewable resources is examined within an evolutionary-game-theoretic framework. It is shown that cooperative behavior guided by norms of restraint and punishment may be stable in a well-defined sense against invasion by narrowly self-interested behavior. … -
Citation The Evolving Arms Control Agenda: Implications of the Role of NGOs in Banning Antipersonnel Landmines.
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Citation The expanding commons dilemma for water in the Basin of Mexico