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Collective Action, Institutions and Development* *The authors gratefully acknowledge the useful comments of Daniel Bromley, David Feeny, Bruce Herrick, Timur Kuran, Lynne Markus, Dave Waterman and Ulrich Witt. Nabli also acknowledges support from the Université Laval, Quebec, Canada, where part of this research was carried out.

Mustapha K. Nabli, Jeffrey B. Nugent

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Key concepts: Collective action, Public good, Action (physics), Free rider problem, Free riding, Identification (biology), Law and economics, Political science

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Collective Action, Institutions and Development* *The authors gratefully acknowledge the useful comments of Daniel Bromley, David Feeny, Bruce Herrick, Timur Kuran, Lynne Markus, Dave Waterman and Ulrich Witt. Nabli also acknowledges support from the Université Laval, Quebec, Canada, where part of this research was carried out. — Research Paper | ScholarLens