Within the final submit on this sequence, we appeared on the approach early fashionable "stadial idea" linked between levels of civilization and property regimes. Now allow us to study a number of the classics of recent commons idea, noting the fondness of theorists for tales harking back to varied features of …
Venetian aqueduct in Crete The most recent subject of Water Historical past has an article by Yannis Spyropoulos, “Operating water for the officers, rainwater for the poor: symbolic use and management of water in early fashionable Ottoman Crete”. The summary: This paper offers with the difficulty of water administration on the island …
(Half II of the collection, Half I is right here.) The second half of the eighteenth century noticed the event, primarily in Scotland (although with vital French and different precedents), of what would come to be often known as “stadial concept” or “four-stages concept.” This group of theories constructed on …
Dan Farber lately blogged at Authorized Planet on what has modified in environmental legislation because the first version of his casebook, printed in 1981: Some adjustments have been lower than anticipated. Given Reagan’s election, it appeared possible that we might see some main statutory modifications if not repeals. However that …
To cap the sequence I have been doing on “The Tragedy of the Commons at 50” (the final submit is right here), I will submit my very own contribution to the problem (SSRN, Academia), in installments. I would be actually joyful to get suggestions. This sequence makes a easy declare: that …
California’s Camp Hearth, November 2018 Peter Reich not too long ago posted “What Occurred to Hispanic Pure Sources Regulation in California?”. The summary: Earlier than the US annexation of California in 1848, the area’s Spanish and Mexican governments supervised a geographically-adapted authorized system emphasizing communal water rights and public allocation …
Subsequent to final in our collection on “The Tragedy of the Commons at 50” (the earlier submit, on Carol Rose’s article, is right here) is Giacomo Bonan’s piece, “Confronting Hardin: Traits and Approaches to the Commons in Historiography”. The summary: This Article analyses each the position of historiography in Hardin’s The …
I am reposting (with permission) an e mail I lately received from Jim Salzman (the image is my very own addition): We’re writing to ask you to take part in a survey we belief you will see that attention-grabbing and enjoyable. In 1999 and 2009, JB Ruhl (Vanderbilt Legislation College) …
The present problem of Water Historical past has an article by Anna Mazanik, "Industrial waste, river air pollution and water politics in Central Russia, 1880–1917". First, an extract (footnotes and references omitted): Imperial Russia didn’t have a unified laws on water air pollution comparable, for instance, to the Rivers Air pollution Prevention …
Subsequent up within the sequence of posts on “The Tragedy of the Commons at 50” (the final submit is right here) is the article of my co-editor for the amount, Carol Rose, “Commons and Cognition”. The summary: Garrett Hardin’s Tragedy of the Commons primarily considerations actions somewhat than ideas. However he …
