Contributor
Dolsak, Nives.
Imprint:Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, c2003.
Descriptionxxiv, 369 p. : ill., map ; 23 cm.
Note:Based on papers given at the 2000 conference held in Bloomington, Indiana.
Note:I. INTRODUCTION -- 1. The challenge of the commons / Nives Dolsak, Elinor Ostrom -- II. MANAGING SPECIES, HABITATS, AND LANDSCAPES AT MULTIPLE SCALES: 2. Changes in the territorial system of the Maine lobster industry / James M. Acheson, Jennifer F. Brewer -- 3. Transition in the American fishing commons: management problems and institutional design challenges / Susan Hanna -- 4. The relationship between resource definition and scale: considering the forest / Martha E. Geores -- III. PRIVATIZATION: 5. Privatizing the commons ... twelve years later: fishers' experiences with New Zealand's market-based fisheries management / Tracy Yandle, Christopher M. Dewees -- 6. Stakeholders, courts, and communities: individual transferable quotas in Icelandic fisheries, 1991-2001 / Einar Eythórsson -- 7. Multilateral emission trading: heterogeneity in domestic and international common-pool resource management / Alexander E. Farrell, M. Granger Morgan -- IV. FINANCIAL, SOCIAL, AND POLITICAL CAPITAL: MANAGING COMMON-POOL RESOURCES AND SHAPING THE MACROPOLITICAL AND MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT: 8. Shaping local forest tenure in national politics / Rita Lindayati -- 9. A framework for analyzing the physical-, social-, and human-capital effects of microcredit on common-pool resources / C. Leigh Anderson, Laura A. Locker, Rachel A. Nugent -- 10. Using social capital to create political capital: how do local communities gain political influence? A theoretical approach and empirical evidence from Thailand / Regina Birner, Heidi Wittmer -- V. CONCLUSIONS: 11. Adaptation to challenges / Nives Dolsak, Eduardo S. Brondizio, Lars Carlsson, David W. Cash, Clark C. Gibson, Matthew J. Hoffmann, Anna Knox, Ruth S. Meinzen-Dick, Elinor Ostrom.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.
