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American Political Science Review, March, 1997 by Hughes, Barry B.
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Barry B. Hughes, University of Denver
The editors of this volume identified two bodies of literature that have much to offer each other: (1) the search for generally local solutions to problems of common pool resources (CPR) and (2) the development, within international relations (IR), of regimes that imbed independent states in patterns of cooperation on a range of issues. Both seek to understand the emergence of cooperation from the self-interested interaction of multiple actors in the absence of solutions dictated by central political authority. Both emphasize the importance of ...
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