No Tragedy on the Commons.¶
Cox, S. J. (1985). No Tragedy on the Commons. Environmental Ethics, 7(1), 49-61.
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- … internet, artificial-intelligence training data), even as Hardin's original 1968 formulation is now understood as contested on both empirical grounds (historical commons degradation claims were partly inaccurate; many medieval and early-modern commons were successfully managed for centuries under community governance
This sourceThe revisionist historical critique of Hardin's claims about medieval commons degradation; shows that many historical commons were sustainably managed. Establishes the empirical contestation of Hardin's historical narrative.
- … internet, artificial-intelligence training data), even as Hardin's original 1968 formulation is now understood as contested on both empirical grounds (historical commons degradation claims were partly inaccurate; many medieval and early-modern commons were successfully managed for centuries under community governance
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