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DESCRIPTION:Prof. Elinor Ostrom\nRecipient of 2009 Sveriges Riksbank Prize
in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel\nThe conventional theory of
collective action has focused on the difficulties of solving social dilem
mas including the provision of public goods and the protection of common-p
ool resources without an external government imposing rules regarding how
citizens should contribute. Recent research across the social sciences ha
s demonstrated high levels of collective action in many field settings dep
endent on a number of factors including shared norms and the capacity to c
ommunicate with others who are affected. The number of factors that affec
t whether citizens will cooperate is large and complexly inter-related. T
o predict and explain cooperation Dr. Ostrom will discuss how both micro-s
ituational variables and the broader context affect trust\, reciprocity\,
& levels of cooperation related to diverse collective action problems.\n
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Confronting Challening Collective Action Problems
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nProf. Elinor Ostrom
\n\nRecipient
of 2009 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred
Nobel
\n\nThe conventional theory of collec
tive action has focused on the difficulties of solving social dilemmas inc
luding the provision of public goods and the protection of common-pool res
ources without an external government imposing rules regarding how citizen
s should contribute. \; Recent research across the social sciences has
demonstrated high levels of collective action in many field settings depe
ndent on a number of factors including shared norms and the capacity to co
mmunicate with others who are affected. \; The number of factors that
affect whether citizens will cooperate is large and complexly inter-relate
d. \; To predict and explain cooperation Dr. Ostrom will discuss how b
oth micro-situational variables and the broader context affect trust\, rec
iprocity\, &\; levels of cooperation related to diverse collective acti
on problems.
\n\n\n
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