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Citation Co-Mgmt of Common Property Resources: A Case Study of Supra-Nat'l, Nat'l and Sub-Nat'l Institutions in Fisheries Mgmt Chilika Lake, Orissa, India
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Citation Collective action for watershed management: field experiments in Colombia and Kenya
The collective action problem around water use and management involves solving both the problems of provision and appropriation. Cooperation in the provision can be affected by the rival nature of appropriation and the asymmetries in access. We report the results … -
Citation Collective Action in Common-Pool Resource Management: The Contribution of a Social Constructivist Perspective to Existing Theory
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Citation Collisions of Traditional Commons with the Modernized Institution of Rice-Paddy Irrigation Systems in Japan
The traditional Commons in water management, which have been called 'irrigation Commons,' has operated rice-paddy irrigation systems in Japan. The systems (irrigation facilities and Water Users Organizations) are characterized by many farmers on a small scale. The feature leads farmers … -
Citation Colorado River Governance - An Analysis
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Citation Common Property and Conservation: The Potential for Effective Communal Forest Management Within a National Park in Mexico
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Citation Common property and natural resources in the Alps: the decay of management structures?
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Citation Common property design principles and development in a Honduran community
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Citation Commons as a Social-Ecological System: The case study of Radi Forest in Icaria
The common-property status or commons is one of the four property statuses of nature. The relevant literature in the socialsciences reveals that commons as management practice and organizational scheme of people and nature relies on the principlesof cooperation and reciprocity, … -
Citation Commons Theory for Marine Resource Management in a Complex World
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Citation Communal Irrigation, State, and Capital in the Chiang Mai Valley (Northern Thailand): Twentieth-Century Transformations
In this paper we examine the impact of political and economic changes, at the local, national and international levels, on the traditional communal irrigation systems of the Chiang Mai Valley, northern Thailand. The development of communal irrigation is first placed … -
Citation Community responses to Marine Protected Areas in the Context of Social-Ecological-Systems in the Gulf of California, Mexico
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Citation Community Rights and Statutory Laws: Politics of Forest Use in Uttarakhand Himalayas
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Citation Comparative institutions and management resiliency in Latin American small-scale fisheries
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Citation Comparative Study of the Management and Organization of Irrigation Projects
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Citation Conditions for Successful Local Collective Action in Forestry: Some Evidence From the Hills of Nepal
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Citation Conflict between groups of players in coupled socio-economic and ecological dynamics
Conflict among multiple groups is a major source of difficulty in environmental conservation. People are often divided into various groups that have different social factors, sometimes leading to differences in the degree to which they cooperate in environmental conservation. This … -
Citation Conflict dynamics in coastal zones: a perspective using the example of Languedoc-Rousillon (France)
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Citation Conflictos, gestión del agua y cambio climático
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Citation Consequential classes of resources: Subtle global bifurcation with dramatic ecological consequences in a simple population model
Numerous situations exist in which a consumer uses two different kinds of resources, one fixed, the other renewable, e.g., nesting resources and food resources. With an elementary modification of the basic Lotka–Volterra consumer resource equations, we investigate the population dynamics …