Modern examples of this concept include municipal water systems and parks.
George Caffentzis has placed this term after "petroleum" in describing the way oil should be handled, especially in the Niger Delta. Economic historians sometimes discuss the enclosure of these resources as a development that advan- taged the wealthy over the poor. Garrett Hardin pointed to individual advantages and shared losses as the "tragedy of [this concept]". Modern examples of this concept include municipal water systems and parks. Larry Lessig placed this term after Creative when he started an organization to increase the works that can be freely shared and built upon. Give this term for a resource that resists sole ownership and is shared by a large number of individuals.
George Caffentzis has placed this term after "petroleum" in describing the way oil should be handled, especially in the Niger Delta.
the {commons} [accept {common goods}; do not accept or prompt on “{common}”]