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Knowledge Commons

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  • Madison, Michael J

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  • Frischmann, Brett M.
  • Strandburg, Katherine J

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This chapter provides an introduction to and overview of the knowledge commons research framework. Knowledge commons refers to an institutional approach (commons) to governing the production, use, management, and/or preservation of a particular type of resource (knowledge). The research framework supplies a template for interrogating the details of knowledge commons institutions on a case study basis, generating qualitative data that may be used to support comparative analysis.

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  • Madison, Michael J & Frischmann, Brett M. & Strandburg, Katherine J, 2019. "Knowledge Commons," LawArXiv avxf5, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:lawarx:avxf5
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/avxf5
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