Re: Managing the Commons [was Who pays the maintenance costs of common washers and dryers? | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Brian Bartholomew (bartholomew.brian![]() |
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Date: Mon, 8 Apr 2019 00:25:30 -0700 (PDT) |
> She derived the rules from studying successful cooperatives. These > are the factors she found worked. I haven't read more about her study than the article you listed, but from that presentation, it sounds like an error. She observed these eight factors were true when the commons worked. She did NOT prove these eight factors were the *root cause* of the commons working. Maybe every commons user also owned a horse or car? By the same error that could be listed as a ninth factor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confounding *Why* are the eight factors true? *What makes* the eight factors become true and stay true for nearly 500 years, then no longer be true in 1990? Why 1990 and not 1980 or 1970 or 1900? What changed? I agree it seems like all eight factors are present in a commons that works. But what can I do with that knowledge? I can diagnose a commons which won't work. *But I can't FORM a commons, because I don't know how to make the factors become true.* Brian
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Re: Managing the Commons [was Who pays the maintenance costs of common washers and dryers? Brian Bartholomew, April 7 2019
- Re: Managing the Commons [was Who pays the maintenance costs of common washers and dryers? Sharon Villines, April 7 2019
- Re: Managing the Commons [was Who pays the maintenance costs of common washers and dryers? Brian Bartholomew, April 8 2019
- Re: Managing the Commons [was Who pays the maintenance costs of common washers and dryers? Sharon Villines, April 8 2019
- Re: Managing the Commons [was Who pays the maintenance costs of common washers and dryers? Brian Bartholomew, April 8 2019
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