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The Common Style of Common Sense

Computers and the Humanities, 1997
The extraordinary impact of Thomas Paine's Common Sense has often been attributed to its style — to the simplicity and forcefulness with which Paine expressed ideas that many others before him had expressed. Comparative analysis of Common Sense and other pre-Revolutionary pamphlets suggests that Common Sense was indeed stylistically unique; no other ...
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Common Agency

Econometrica, 1986
We extend the principal-agent framework with risk-neutral principals to situations in which several principals simultaneously and independently attempt to influence a common agent. We show that implementation is, in the aggregate, always efficient (cost-minimizing), and that noncooperative behavior induces an efficient (potentially second-best) action ...
Bernheim, B Douglas, Whinston, Michael D
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Information commons

Annual Review of Information Science and Technology, 2008
This essay reviews the history and theory of information commons along with the various conceptual approaches used to describe and understand them. It also discusses governance, financing, and participation in these commons. Today’s digital technologies offer unprecedented possibilities for human creativity, global communication, innovation, and access
Kranich, Nancy, Schement, Jorge Reina
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Enclosing the urban commons: Crises for the commons and commoners

Sustainable Cities and Society, 2018
Abstract For Garett Hardin and new institutional economists inspired by his work or variations of it, marketising the commons is the surest way to managing it effectively. This ‘governance by the market’, advocates argue, has a popular basis. Using original field data from Abidjan in Cote d’Ivoire, West Africa, this paper reaches radically different ...
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Adaptation on the Commons

2005
This paper seeks to understand how software systems and organisations co-evolve in practice and how order emerges in the overall environment. Using a metaphor of timetable as a commons, we analyse the introduction of a novel academic scheduling system to demonstrate how Complex Adaptive Systems theory provides insight into the adaptive behaviour of the
Kim, Richard, Kaplan, Simon
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Common Ground, Common Cause, and COMMON SENSE

Design Management Journal (Former Series), 1995
HOW SHOULD MANAGERS deal with the fuzzy attitudes, feelings, and beliefs that so forcefully shape an organization's general direction and outcomes? Todd Lief has developed a series of tools called Working Impressions™ that distill consensus concerning these soft issues and enable companies to improve everyday working relationships, enhance the ...
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A Common Vision

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2014
The American College of Physician Executives (ACPE) and the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) have a shared vision that health care professionals from multiple disciplines will work together in a coordinated fashion to improve the health and well-being of patients.
Paul W, Abramowitz, Peter B, Angood
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Common fold, common function, common origin?

Nature Structural Biology, 1997
X-ray structures reveal single-stranded DNA binding domains related to the OB-fold in human replication protein A (RPA) and human mitochondrial SSB protein (HmtSSB). These similarities may imply a common origin.
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Commons and anti‐commons

Pacific Accounting Review, 2009
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to examine Tongan businesses in New Zealand, bearing in mind that they have shared mixed success. Faced with the challenges of competition, compliance, and financial and operational management, these businesses are characterised by a relatively higher failure rate.Design/methodology/approachA series of open‐ended ...
Semisi M. Prescott, Keith C. Hooper
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The Tragedy of the Commons

Journal of Natural Resources Policy Research, 2006
The tragedy of the commons as a food basket is averted by private property, or something formally like it. The pollution problem is a consequence of population. Analysis of the pollution problem as a function of population density uncovers a not generally recognized principle of morality, namely: the morality of an act is a function of the state of the
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