The Management of International Common Property Resources

The absence of defined property rights over international common property resources has resulted in serious management problems. Under conditions of free entry to exploitation of the commons, the management of world fisheries, international air and water resources, and ocean-floor resources is diffi...

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Published in:Geographical review 1971-07, Vol.61 (3), p.325-338
Main Author: Ross, William M.
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Economic resources
Fisheries management
Fishery economics
Fishery resources
Marine resources
Ocean fisheries
Pollution control
Resource ownership
Treaties
Water pollution
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