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 - <a href="/en/governance">governance</a> of <a href="/en/commons">commons</a> - <a href="/en/cooperation">cooperation</a> of people and evolution of institutions
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<li>Elinor <a href="/en/ostrom">ostrom</a>.</li>
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This immortal work challenged the conventional wisdom that the only stable management of resources (commons) shared by people is either government intervention or privatization, and was the first to focus on &quot;self-governance by people.
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 2009 Nobel Prize in Economics
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<li><a href="https://amzn.to/3vXxSGn">Amazon</a></li>
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The eight conditions are found in Chapter 3, &quot;Institutional Analogies for Sustainable, Self-Governing Co-Governed Resources&quot; (p. 104~).
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<li><a href="/en/Source%20code%20and%20developer%20resources%20need%20to%20be%20distinguished">Source code and developer resources need to be distinguished</a></li>
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Governance of the Commons