Difference between revisions of "Elinor Ostrom"
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| − | {{DES | des = Won a Nobel Prize (in economics) for groundbreaking work in institutional analysis of the real-world governance of commons. | + | {{DES | des = Won a Nobel Prize (in economics) for groundbreaking work in institutional analysis of the real-world governance of commons. Elinor Ostrom and her institutional approach were neither socialist, anti-state, left, conservative, anarchist, nor free-market. She was an egalitarian institutionalist who studied many forms of common pool resource management and non-market economics, with emphasis on when collective communal ownership was possible. [[The Ostrom Nobel/NotHayekian|Not a Hayekian either.]] | show=}} |
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