A Framework for Analyzing the Knowledge Commons¶
Ostrom, E., & Hess, C. (2007). A Framework for Analyzing the Knowledge Commons. Understanding Knowledge as a Commons: From Theory to Practice.
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Domain-specific¶
- Consumption Rivalry
- A fish taken from a stock is no longer available for another boat to catch; one household's enjoyment of a radio program does not inherently diminish the program available to another household.
This sourceFull authored chapter; consulted for the fishery resource-system versus fish resource-unit distinction.
- A fish taken from a stock is no longer available for another boat to catch; one household's enjoyment of a radio program does not inherently diminish the program available to another household.
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