Balancing on an Alp¶
Netting, R. M. (1981). Balancing on an Alp: Ecological Change and Continuity in a Swiss Mountain Community. Cambridge University Press.
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- Tragedy of the Commons
- the huerta irrigation systems of Valencia, Spanish common irrigation systems dating to medieval times, Japanese iriaichi forest commons, the Maine lobster fishery's community-enforced territoriality — each sustained over centuries by user-group self-governance without either private-property enclosure or centralized state coercion.
This sourceEthnographic case study of the Törbel alpine pastures, a centuries-long sustainable commons; illustrates Ostrom's design principles in historical practice.
- the huerta irrigation systems of Valencia, Spanish common irrigation systems dating to medieval times, Japanese iriaichi forest commons, the Maine lobster fishery's community-enforced territoriality — each sustained over centuries by user-group self-governance without either private-property enclosure or centralized state coercion.
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