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Routledge Balancing the Commons in Switzerland - Earthscan Studies

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Description

Balancing the Commons in Switzerland examines the enduring management of common-pool resources including pastures and forests across the country. The book traces institutional continuity and change through five detailed case studies spanning the German, French and Italian-speaking regions of Switzerland, revealing how local rules and commoners' organisations have shaped the nation's cultural landscapes over centuries. By comparing similarities and differences in how these communities govern shared resources, the work provides insight into sustainable resource management practices rooted in Swiss tradition. This Earthscan Studies volume offers valuable perspectives on how traditional institutional frameworks have adapted to modern challenges while maintaining their core principles of collective stewardship and environmental balance.

Key Features

Five regional case studies from German, French and Italian-speaking Switzerland illuminate institutional diversity in commons management.

Examines how local rules and corporations of citizens have governed common property resources across multiple centuries.

Analyses the relationship between traditional institutions and the cultural landscapes they have shaped throughout Switzerland.

Published by Routledge as part of the Earthscan Studies in Natural Resource Management series.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
29 March 2021
Listed Since
12 October 2020

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