Sustainable resource use : institutional dynamics and economics /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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London ; Sterling, VA :
Earthscan,
2007.
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| Online Access: | Table of contents only |
Table of Contents:
- The context
- Institutional dynamics and natural resource management / Alexander Smajgl and Silva Larson
- Institutional diversity and contextual change
- Multiple institutions for multiple outcomes / Elinor Ostrom
- The challenge of maintaining the salience of common property rights with increasing cultural and socio-economic heterogeneity / Katrina Myrvang Brown
- Institutional misfit
- Traditional and customary land tenure and appurtenant rights : reflections on critical factors of an ecologically sustainable Australian outback / Alex Amankwah
- Substantive and procedural dimensions of old and new forms of property : IPRS, the CBD and the protection of traditional ecological knowledge / Michael Jeffery
- Myth, embeddedness and tradition: property rights perceptions from the Pacific / Spike Boydell
- Indigenous property right to water : environmental flows, cultural values and tradeable property rights / Donna Craig
- Commercial forestry : an economic development opportunity consistent with the property rights of the Wik people to natural resources / Tyron J. Venn
- Coping with a tragedy of the Australian aboriginal common / Rolf Gerritsen and Anna Straton
- Experiences in dealing with institutional dynamics
- Designing robust common property regimes for collaboration towards rural sustainability / David J. Brunckhorst and Graham R. Marshall
- The need to consider the administration of property rights and restrictions before creating them / Ken Lyons, Kevin Davies and Ed Cottrell
- Building institutional incentives in dying communities / Alex Smajgl, Melissa Nursey-Bray, Karen Vella, Alexander Herr
- The potential for market mechanisms to achieve vegetation protection in the desert uplands / John Rolfe
- A metaphysical grounding for ecologically sustainable property rights / Garrick Small.