What are some books, videos, articles, papers, and essays you've revisited over and over, perhaps for many years?
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Elinor Ostrom's wonderful (albeit sometimes dry) book "Governing the Commons", which shows that there need not be a tragedy of the commons, & that there is a third way beyond managing commons vs creating property rights & a market:https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1159033827 …
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"managing commons" should be "government managing the commons". The dichotomy which Ostrom very nicely smashes is between government and the market.
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I sometimes think of Ostrom as the best piece I've ever read on open source software. Which is pretty good, considering it was published in 1990, before Linux had even been announced...
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