In addition to the usual fixed costs, we introduce variable costs in a community’s effort to cooperate in extracting from a common pool resource. Using a standard supervision mechanism, these variable costs are shown to be an increasing function of individual members ’ incentives to default. The model explains why we frequently observe communities that all cooperate and have relatively similar resource endowments, and yet achieve very different levels of extraction
International audienceUnderstanding the origins, conditions, advantages and limitations of cooperati...
We study the conditions for the emergence of cooperation in a spatial common-pool resource (CPR) gam...
As common goods can be considered as a geographical manifestation of mutual aid (Springer 2016), und...
"In addition to the usual fixed costs, we introduce variable costs in a community's effort to cooper...
I. Determinants of provision and appropriation When a resource is under common property, access is r...
Communities that share common-pool resources (CPRs) often coordinate their actions to sustain resour...
Whereas experimental studies of common pool resource (CPR) dilemmas are frequently terminated with c...
This study was conducted while Botelho and Pinto were on sabbatical leave at the Water Science and P...
A model of monopolistic competition is suggested to study common-pool resource use. Individuals extr...
Beneficiaries of common pool resources (CPRs) may select available noncooperative and regulatory exo...
We consider a setting where agents are subject to two types of collective action problems, any group...
Abstract. We study the conditions for the emergence of cooperation in a spatial common-pool resource...
We use common-pool resource experiments to explore whether allowing resource users to vote on a natu...
We study the evolution of cooperation in the collective-risk social dilemma game, where the risk is ...
Local and global commons are under growing pressure worldwide. Their sustainable management requires...
International audienceUnderstanding the origins, conditions, advantages and limitations of cooperati...
We study the conditions for the emergence of cooperation in a spatial common-pool resource (CPR) gam...
As common goods can be considered as a geographical manifestation of mutual aid (Springer 2016), und...
"In addition to the usual fixed costs, we introduce variable costs in a community's effort to cooper...
I. Determinants of provision and appropriation When a resource is under common property, access is r...
Communities that share common-pool resources (CPRs) often coordinate their actions to sustain resour...
Whereas experimental studies of common pool resource (CPR) dilemmas are frequently terminated with c...
This study was conducted while Botelho and Pinto were on sabbatical leave at the Water Science and P...
A model of monopolistic competition is suggested to study common-pool resource use. Individuals extr...
Beneficiaries of common pool resources (CPRs) may select available noncooperative and regulatory exo...
We consider a setting where agents are subject to two types of collective action problems, any group...
Abstract. We study the conditions for the emergence of cooperation in a spatial common-pool resource...
We use common-pool resource experiments to explore whether allowing resource users to vote on a natu...
We study the evolution of cooperation in the collective-risk social dilemma game, where the risk is ...
Local and global commons are under growing pressure worldwide. Their sustainable management requires...
International audienceUnderstanding the origins, conditions, advantages and limitations of cooperati...
We study the conditions for the emergence of cooperation in a spatial common-pool resource (CPR) gam...
As common goods can be considered as a geographical manifestation of mutual aid (Springer 2016), und...