J. Samuel Barkin is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Florida. George E. Shambaugh is Assistant Professor of International Affairs and Government at Georgetown University and author of States, Firms, and Power: Successful Sanctions in United States Foreign Policy, also published by SUNY Press.

• Tables Preface Abbreviations 1. Hypotheses on the International Politics of Common Pool ResourcesJ. Samuel Barkin and George E. Shambaugh 2. International Environmental Common Pool Resources: More Common than Domestic but More Difficult to ManageRonald B. Mitchell 3. Tuna Fishing and Common Pool ResourcesElizabeth R. DeSombre 4. Managing Common-Pool Marine Living Resources: Lessons from the Southern Ocean ExperienceChristopher C. Joyner 5. The Power to Destroy: Understanding Stratospheric Ozone Politics as a Common-Pool Resource ProblemDavid Leonard Downie 6. Asymmetrical Rivalry in Common Pool Resources and European Responses to Acid RainBarbara Connolly 7. Scarcity and Security: A Common-Pool Resource PerspectiveRichard A. Matthew 8. Conclusions: Common Pool Resources and International Environmental NegotiationJ. Samuel Barkin and George E. Shambaugh Contributors Index

"International environmental problems are of rising salience in the field and this book promises to be highly relevant for all of them. While the focus of the book—Common Pool Resources— is not new, this work's treatment of the decision making and the bargaining outcomes involved in trying to reach agreements on CPRs marks it as an important addition to the literature." —Patrick M. Morgan, University of California, Irvine"Barkin and Shambaugh provide a fruitful framework and an interesting line of inquiry." — Environmental Politics

J. Samuel Barkin is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Florida. George E. Shambaugh is Assistant Professor of International Affairs and Government at Georgetown University and author of States, Firms, and Power: Successful Sanctions in United States Foreign Policy, also published by SUNY Press.

• Tables Preface Abbreviations 1. Hypotheses on the International Politics of Common Pool ResourcesJ. Samuel Barkin and George E. Shambaugh 2. International Environmental Common Pool Resources: More Common than Domestic but More Difficult to ManageRonald B. Mitchell 3. Tuna Fishing and Common Pool ResourcesElizabeth R. DeSombre 4. Managing Common-Pool Marine Living Resources: Lessons from the Southern Ocean ExperienceChristopher C. Joyner 5. The Power to Destroy: Understanding Stratospheric Ozone Politics as a Common-Pool Resource ProblemDavid Leonard Downie 6. Asymmetrical Rivalry in Common Pool Resources and European Responses to Acid RainBarbara Connolly 7. Scarcity and Security: A Common-Pool Resource PerspectiveRichard A. Matthew 8. Conclusions: Common Pool Resources and International Environmental NegotiationJ. Samuel Barkin and George E. Shambaugh Contributors Index

"International environmental problems are of rising salience in the field and this book promises to be highly relevant for all of them. While the focus of the book—Common Pool Resources— is not new, this work's treatment of the decision making and the bargaining outcomes involved in trying to reach agreements on CPRs marks it as an important addition to the literature." —Patrick M. Morgan, University of California, Irvine"Barkin and Shambaugh provide a fruitful framework and an interesting line of inquiry." — Environmental Politics

J. Samuel Barkin is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Florida. George E. Shambaugh is Assistant Professor of International Affairs and Government at Georgetown University and author of States, Firms, and Power: Successful Sanctions in United States Foreign Policy, also published by SUNY Press.

• Tables Preface Abbreviations 1. Hypotheses on the International Politics of Common Pool ResourcesJ. Samuel Barkin and George E. Shambaugh 2. International Environmental Common Pool Resources: More Common than Domestic but More Difficult to ManageRonald B. Mitchell 3. Tuna Fishing and Common Pool ResourcesElizabeth R. DeSombre 4. Managing Common-Pool Marine Living Resources: Lessons from the Southern Ocean ExperienceChristopher C. Joyner 5. The Power to Destroy: Understanding Stratospheric Ozone Politics as a Common-Pool Resource ProblemDavid Leonard Downie 6. Asymmetrical Rivalry in Common Pool Resources and European Responses to Acid RainBarbara Connolly 7. Scarcity and Security: A Common-Pool Resource PerspectiveRichard A. Matthew 8. Conclusions: Common Pool Resources and International Environmental NegotiationJ. Samuel Barkin and George E. Shambaugh Contributors Index

"International environmental problems are of rising salience in the field and this book promises to be highly relevant for all of them. While the focus of the book—Common Pool Resources— is not new, this work's treatment of the decision making and the bargaining outcomes involved in trying to reach agreements on CPRs marks it as an important addition to the literature." —Patrick M. Morgan, University of California, Irvine"Barkin and Shambaugh provide a fruitful framework and an interesting line of inquiry." — Environmental Politics