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|event='''1767''': Adam Ferguson's ''Essay on the History of Civil Society'' is published in Edinburgh, Scotland.
|event='''1876''': Henry Sumner Maine's "Village Communities in East and West" is published in New York.
*Maine indicates the existence of village-based common field agriculture across Europe and Asia from England to Japan.
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|event='''1887''': Thomas E. Scrutton's book, "Commons and Common Fields" is published in London.
*Adam Smith's ''Wealth of Nations'' is published in Edinburgh.
*The American revolution began.
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|event='''2001''': Robert Putnam's ''Bowling Alone:  The collapse and revival of American community'' is published in the U.S.
|event='''1894''': Eversley Shaw-Lefevre's ''English Commons and Forests'' is published in London.
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|event='''1965''': Garrett Hardin's essay "The Tragedy of the Commons" is published in Science.
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|event='''1977''': Eleanor & Vincent Ostrom's 2 x 2 table bursting the public/private dichotomy into four types of goods including "common goods" is published.
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A timeline (or several) relating to Commons (economics).

Timeline for Commons

A sequence of significant events in the evolution of the idea of civil society.

1876: Henry Sumner Maine's "Village Communities in East and West" is published in New York.
  • Maine indicates the existence of village-based common field agriculture across Europe and Asia from England to Japan.
1887: Thomas E. Scrutton's book, "Commons and Common Fields" is published in London.
1894: Eversley Shaw-Lefevre's English Commons and Forests is published in London.
1965: Garrett Hardin's essay "The Tragedy of the Commons" is published in Science.
1977: Eleanor & Vincent Ostrom's 2 x 2 table bursting the public/private dichotomy into four types of goods including "common goods" is published.