Description
People are not autonomous individuals but connected beings. Curae ergo sum – we care, therefore we are. Relationality – which refers to the ethic and manner by which relational considerations govern decisions and institutional arrangements can take advantage of the power of connection – uncovers how social connection, across divides, moves people to act for the other. Drawing from research on empathy, social networks, and determinants of pro-social behavior, Caring, Empathy, and the Commons builds on Ostrom's Governing the Commons. It offers a different mechanism by which collective action is induced, arguing that, sometimes, the individual thinks not in terms of individual gain but in terms of the other. Developing this concept of relationality, this book explores various strands of literature and examines how this idea might be used to foster collective action around climate, species protection, fair trade, and other dilemmas of the commons.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction: Caring for the commons; 2. Constructing a relational theory of collective action; 3. Further justifications of the relational theory; 4. Illustrations: Pro-Social/Pro-Environmental behavior; 5. Illustrations: Governing the commons; 6. Institutional considerations; 7. Prospects of relationality.
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