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| Title: | Heterogeneity And Collective Action For Effort Regulation : Lessons From The Senegalese Small-Scale Fisheries |
| Authors: | Platteau, J.P.
Gaspart, F. |
| ASFA Terms: | Small scale fishing |
| Issue Date: | Aug-2001 |
| Publisher: | Russel Sage Foundation & Princeton University Press |
| Citation: | J-M. Baland, P. Bardhan & S. Bowles (Ed.) Inequality, Collective Action and Environmental Sustainability, Russel Sage Foundation & Princeton University Press, 43 p. |
| Abstract: | Much attention has recently been paid to the potential influence of inequality or
heterogeneity on people’s ability to organize collectively, particularly with
respect to management of local-level natural resources. Speaking generally
about this issue makes little sense in so far as heterogeneity or inequality is
obviously a multidimensional phenomenon the different facets of which may
carry varying implications for collection action capacities. Important among
these different facets are : income or wealth (or productive capital) inequality,
inequality in access to alternative income opportunities, social stratification or
differential positions in the local power structure, skill disparity, ethnic and
cultural heterogeneity, and diversity in techniques employed or in patterns of
resource use. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1834/690 |
| Appears in Collections: | Miscellaneous
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