Sustainable resource use : institutional dynamics and economics

摘要: Preface * Part I: The Context Institutional Dynamics and Natural Resource Management II: Diversity Contextual Change Multiple Institutions for Outcomes Challenge of Maintaining the Salience Common Property Rights with Increasing Cultural Socio-economic Heterogeneity III: Misfit Traditional Customary Land Tenure Appurtenant Rights: Reflections on Critical Factors an Ecologically Sustainable Australian Outback Substantive Procedural Dimensions Old New Forms Property: IPRs, CBD Protection Ecological Knowledge Myth, Embeddedness Tradition: Perceptions from Pacific Indigenous Right to Water: Environmental Flows, Values Tradeable Commercial Forestry: An Economic Development Opportunity Consistent Wik People Resources Coping a Tragedy Aboriginal IV: Experiences in Dealing Designing Robust Regimes Collaboration towards Rural Sustainability Need Consider Administration Restrictions before Creating them Building Incentives Dying Communities Potential Market Mechanisms Achieve Vegetation Desert Uplands A Metaphysical Grounding Index