.... However, the action situation is constrained by contextual variables – biophysical, community attributes and rules in use (Polski and Ostrom, 1999). Biophysical variables (physical and human resources) highlight the role of inputs such as technology, labour, capital and processes related to production...

... a certain decision rule and their written comment on the questionnaire (e.g. one respondent agreed to all three rules while stating that provision of health care should not depend on available resources). The analysis of qualitative responses also revealed that a few respondents supported the consideration...

...Tassilo Herrschel; Petra Todorovich Purpose The purpose of this paper is to consider the implications of emerging “megaregions” in the USA and the challenges they present to planning for large‐scale systems of transportation infrastructure, environmental resources, and economic growth...

..., such as the provision of bidding activity cost information. Whilst competition remains as a feature of resource allocation, these pressures must be addressed by external agencies and local authorities as appropriate. The article concludes with a series of proposals for improved practice. The approach was also seen...

...Jim Tattersall A key success factor for any organisation is the effective management and control of its overhead resources and costs. The need is claimed for a strategic approach in achieving these aims, using methodologies that have been developed over the last 20 years, together...