Calhoun [ 42] states that in case of the Balkans "ethnic or national solidarities may be created not only with the purpose of engaging groups in conflicts as a matter of exclusion by the powerful, but, as well, they may serve as a resource for collective and reciprocal support among the less powerful and disadvantaged groups".
Social system is the environment where agents' (i.e., the users of the irrigation resource) collective actions of using an irrigation resource take place.
The use of peer to peer overlay on both batch and cycle scavenging systems simultaneously enables the aggregation and virtual homogenisation of heterogeneous resource collectives, and makes possible the execution of complex scientific workflow applications on otherwise batch oriented processors.
Finite road space often clogs with motor traffic because of the so-called "tragedy of the commons". This describes a situation in a shared-resource system where individual users act according to their own self-interest but harm the common good of all by depleting a resource through their collective action.
BERC — the Berkeley Energy and Resources Collective — is a multidisciplinary network of nearly 3,000 UC students, alumni, faculty, industry professionals, and advisers, all of whom seek to turn advanced research into world-changing solutions through tackling energy and environmental challenges.
He has considerable expertise in issues relating to landscape scale initiatives, shared resources, collective action and commons across Europe.
These practices rely on herd mobility and the use of shared rangelands and resources (collective rangelands, crop residues and common grazing).
Inventoried, archived, and located on a digital mapping tool, their vision serves as a resource for neighborhood identity and collective decision-making.
But seriously, I am really glad that trans poets (and queer poets in general) have the internet as a resource for connecting and forming collective projects.
Hope is a public health resource: the collective challenge of "3 by 5".
Why not treat the energy behind such fear as a powerful new resource for collective crime control?
