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Collective Action and the Urban Commons

Sheila R. Foster

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The article presents information the rights of urban residents who share access to several local resources including parks, public spaces and local streets. It includes information on tragedies suffered by common urban resources and also includes information on the current regulations to control common urban resources.

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Key concepts: Collective action, Tragedy of the commons, Rivalry, Commons, Local government, Context (archaeology), Resource (disambiguation), Business