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Accounting for the Commons
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Jonathan Rowe
Published
Winter, 2003
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Accounting for the Commons
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Why Can’t Politicians Speak for Themselves?
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Tough Love for the Obesity Lobby
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Book Review – Silent Theft: The Private Plunder of Our Common Wealth by David Bollier
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Our Dangerous Distance Between the Private and the Commons
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