… is private property, not the commons itself. The capitalist commons is being continuously
enclosed, but it is also being continuously produced. To fulfill our common interests, we need to …

… of the field, illustrating how commons research has also influenced natural resource policy …
trajectories of commons research, emphasizing the growing interest of commons researchers …

… common-… commons problems that have been made since 1968. We also describe research
challenges, especially those related to expanding our understanding of global commons …

… individuals can be classified as common-pool resources. Common-pool resources generate
… Most common-pool resources are sufficiently large that multiple actors can simultaneously …

… On the basis of these two characteristics, we define commonproperty resources as a class of
… Common-property resources are held in one of four basic propertyrights regimes. (1) Open …

… of commons, tracing a brief history of commons thinking in the process, before concluding
that commons are … of community or common ers, of common ing. To be more precise, Hardin’s …

… Examples of common-pool resources include both natural … Examples of the resource units
derived from commonpool resources … An unregulated, open-access common-pool resource …

… Contemporary policy analysis of the governance of common-… not cooperate to overcome the
commons dilemmas they face; … change the structure of commons dilemmas is then discussed…

… how we relate to commons has been the focus of … commons surrounding us indicates that
this will no doubt continue. Pacific Northwest salmon fisheries represent a system of commons, …

… related to the analysis of common-pool resources or common-property institutions, someone
in the … Commonproperty institutions are a thing of the past. Common-property institutions will …