Marvin S Soroos

The commons in the new millennium: Challenges and adaptation

[Review of ]. Journal of Regional Science, 44(3), 624–626.

Global institutions: An evolutionary perspective

In N. J. Vig & R. S. Axelrod (Eds.), The global environment: Institutions, law, and policy. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly Press.

Comments: the atmosphere as a global commons

In J. D. R. P. G. Le Prestre & E. T. Morehouse (Eds.), Protecting the ozone layer: Lessons, models, and prospects.

Forests in international environmental polities: International organizations, NGOs, and the Brazilian Amazon.

[Review of ]. International Studies Quarterly, 42(1998 Nov.), 317–321.

Preserving the atmosphere as a global commons

ENVIRONMENT, 40(2), 6-+.

Shadows in the forest: Japan and the politics of timber in Southeast Asia.

[Review of ]. International Studies Quarterly, 42(1998 Nov.), 317–321.

The climate change regime

EDSIS : Environment and Development in Small Island States, 2(1), 4–32.

The tragedy of the commons in global perspective

In The global agenda: Issues and perspectives (5th ed.) (pp. 473–486). Boston: McGraw-Hill.

Endangered atmosphere: Preserving a global commons

Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina Press.

The Canadian-Spanish 'Turbot War' of 1995: a case study in the resolution of international fishery disputes

In Conflict and the environment (pp. 235–252).

Beyond sovereignty: The challenge of global policy

Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina Press.