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Published on: 2/28/1997
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Bonnie J. McCay and Barbara Jones, editors.
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Bonnie McCay, Associate Director of the Ecopolicy Center and Professor in the Department of Human Ecology at Rutgers University, organized and chaired the workshop.
In her introductory remarks she said, "we couldn't pass up this opportunity to bring together people who are doing the most innovative thinking about the problems of dealing with common resources, as well as the problems of property rights and property rights as they relate to and use of management of natural resources.
She introduced members of the Executive Board of IASCP and other participants.
Then Bob Tucker, director of the Ecopolicy welcomed the group on behalf of Rutgers University.
He explained the Ecopolicy Center, which "looks at resource issues from an environmental point of view, ecological point of view and also an economic point of view.
We're looking at environmental issues at agricultural issues, issues of land use, and so the idea for looking and studying common property is very appropriate for the center.
We're also particularly proud to have Bonnie as the President-elect of the International Association of the Study of Common Property.
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McCay: McKean's presentation captured an important new direction in common property work, which has been dominated to this point by questions of internal design as highlighted in Ostrom's work "Governing the Commons.
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McCay and Acheson (1987:32): (referring to community-led initiatives) "co-management signifies their political claim to the right to share management power and responsibility with the state."
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McCay, B. J. 1995.
Common and Private Concerns.
Advances in Human Ecology 4: 89-116.
McCay, B. J. and Acheson, J. M., editors 1987.
The Question of the Commons: the Culture and Ecology of Communal Resources.
Tuscon: The University of Arizona Press.
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My contribution is drawn from a draft paper co-authored with Bonnie McCay and Doug Wilson.* With only ten minutes I can only give you the main argument, which, I hope will be of relevance to the theme of this workshop.
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* "Social Theory and Fisheries Co-Management," by Svein Jentoft, Bonnie J. McCay, and Douglas Wilson, submitted to Marine Policy, June 1997.
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McCay: There is no simple answer.
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Presentation #6 (introduced by McCay, who noted Pinkerton's role as an "instigator" of co-management principles).
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