In many contemporary cases, it is intellectual property and contract law that govern the resources in question, and so there is often a concrete legal locus to the resources produced by participation [ 76, 77].
Nietschmann, a long time visitor to Tasbapauni, holds that the common perception of rights to land among the Miskito is that only their communities have the right to wakanka; that is, to govern the resources and territory (Nietschmann 1997, p. 205).
First, we argue that VC firms play a different and more proactive role in these markets as an "ecosystem engineer" through governing the resource flow and selecting deviation, which drive regional innovation performance.
This includes targeted research and good data collection to gather evidence needed to inform national and state-level strategies and govern the distribution of resources.
Phokeng is the home of the Bafokeng tribe, who own the stadium and govern the area's main resource, platinum.
By 1990s, though an array of research (e.g. Berkes 1989; Ostrom 1990) was documenting that, in fact, many commons around the world are subject to locally devised and enforced rules that govern the use of shared resources.
Focusing on shareholder return is a very bad way for companies to govern the allocation of their resources.
This paper investigates the way in which certain institutions governing the common resources shared by academics and others are affected by the increase in communication facilities, disciplinary transgression and the value of knowledge.
What principles should govern the allocation of scarce medical resources like (at that time) dialysis machines?
But the main difference is, of course, the level of resources and how they govern the way science is done.
