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Michael Cox

is professor and chair of the Department of Environmental Studies at Dartmouth College.

Michael Cox is an environmental social scientist specializing in environmental governance, with a particular emphasis on community-based natural resource management. He has conducted extensive fieldwork in the Southwestern United States and the Dominican Republic. His first book, Common Boundaries: The Theory and Practice of Environmental Property, delves into the significance of environmental property rights across academic disciplines, cultures, and types of environment policy. Additionally, Cox co-hosts the In Common Podcast, which features discussions of the lives, research, and endeavors of scholars and practitioners dedicated to fostering sustainable human-environment interactions.

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August 9, 2024

Theory and Practice of Environmental Property, with Michael Cox

All groups require boundaries to organize their internal governance and external relations with other groups.

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