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raw materials: clay, wood, textiles, moldable and rigid materials: stones and metals, paper, leather, plant fibers, etc.

Workshops/handicrafts and the tools, materials and space they need to keep in mind:

• crafts: ceramics and pottery, woodworking, basketry, work with textiles: sewing and weaving and maybe even spinning; knitting and crocheting, felting, leather-working, glassblowing, metalworking: welding, coppersmithing and blacksmithing?, stonemasonry?, soap making, ...
• decorative arts: lettering, drawing and painting, dyeing, embroidery and lace, woodcarving, engraving, screen printing, photographic processing, stained glass making, ...
• making books: paper-making, calligraphy, typography, bookbinding, ...
• fixing, assembling and building bicycles

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(in polish)

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Similarities among enduring, self-governing Common-Pool Resources Institutions

1. Clearly defined boundaries (p. 91)
2. Congruence between appropriation and provision rules and local conditions (p. 92)
3. Collective-choice arrangements (p. 93)
4. Monitoring (p. 94)
5. Graduated sanctions (p. 94)
6. Conflict-resolution mechanisms (p. 100)
7. Minimal recognition of rights to organize (p. 101)
8. Nested enterprises (p. 101)

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Where do people in WS come from and where do they travel to?

<img width="781" alt="Bar chart with hosts vs travellers on different continents" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/22178949/178078582-058b56ce-0382-4f8d-908e-f9efd582be58.png">