Keyword [Collective Action]
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| 161. | Intergroup emotions and collective action |
| 162. | The evolution of the Area 19 snow crab co-management agreement: Understanding the inter-relationship between transaction costs, credible commitment and collective action (Nova Scotia, Chionoecetes opilio) |
| 163. | Urban forests as social-ecological systems: The role of collective action and institutions in sustainable urban forest management |
| 164. | Selection and Uses of Internet News and Implications for Collective Action and Political Participation: The Contingent Roles of Social Identity and Efficacy |
| 165. | Coal, community, and collective action in McKinley County, New Mexico: 1900--1935 |
| 166. | Incomplete information games of conflict and collective action |
| 167. | Success and transformation, collective marketing and common-pool credit in a Belizean fishing cooperative: An empirical example of a multi-tiered collective action problem |
| 168. | Collective action for community-based hazard mitigation: A case study of Tulsa Project Impact |
| 169. | Collective action situated in virtual worlds |
| 170. | Implications of incentive-based conservation programs for governance, gender and collective action in the Uluguru Mountains, Tanzania |
| 171. | Understanding the role of interagency coordination in national-level maritime security |
| 172. | Cooperative collective action: Faith-based community development organizations and the state |
| 173. | Individual-Level Predictors of Social Capital and Participation in Collective Action on the Island of Carriacou, Grenada |
| 174. | Toward a modified collective action theory of genocide: A qualitative comparative analysis |
| 175. | Why do regional actors comply? Subnational structure and collective action in Indonesia, 1990--2001 |
| 176. | Globalization, informal markets and collective action: The development of Islamic and ethnic politics in Egypt, Sudan and Somalia |
| 177. | Transitions to economic democracy: Corporations, collective action, councils and codetermination in twentieth century Germany and South Africa |
| 178. | Collective action and social protest in Israel |
| 179. | Public-nonprofit partnerships for collective action in a dynamic environment: The World Trade Center attack in New York City, September 11, 2001 |
| 180. | The spatiality of collective action: Flexible networks and symbolic performances among the Madres de Plaza de Mayo in Argentina |
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