Constructing Cooperation: The Evolution of Institutions of Comanagement

摘要: In a pathbreaking analysis, Sara Singleton explores the development of schemes for management fisheries in northwestern United States which native American tribes, and state, federal, local governments cooperate to manage limited fishing resources. policy dispute over apportionment scarce resources, some argue that only government control or private ownership will prevent destruction common The author shows how cooperation among interested parties can produce workable system self-management Through detailed study Northwest tests theories explaining basis collective action social cooperation, an area rich theoretical speculation political science, law, economics sociology. At same time, her findings have important implications makers who are efficient effective resource avoid problems caused by regulation remote officials control.This book appeal concerned with natural resources as well economists, scientists, sociologists problems.Sara is Assistant Professor Political Science, Tulane University.