Incredibly important, gives us info about how long it takes the negotiation way to actually get ecological ethical governance. It's at least 30 years.

It gives us info about what successful agreements have.

The major ones according to the notes, so Elinor Ostrom has a lot of experience with the West California water governance negotiations circa 1960.

She talks about fisheries a lot in the book.

The last notes number points, give referrals. This is important because economics has proven to be more like conservative bullshit covering racist & bourgeois abuses. I gave a bunch of notes so