Julian J Edney
Biographic Data
| ID | 77674 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julian J Edney |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julian J |
| FAMILY NAME | Edney |
| SIGNATURE | EDNEY J J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Arizona State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 77 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Freedom and Equality in a Simulated Commons
A commons dilemma simulation was devised for the laboratory in which subjects in groups of three harvested points from a shared, slowly regenerating resource pool. In a 2 x 2 factorial design, groups were either free or not free to make their own resource consumption choice. In addition, the outcomes of consumption were either made equal or unequal among members within each group. Results showed that although all experimental conditions led to si…
Rationality and Social Justice
Modern ideas of justice stress the social qualities of equity and fairness; on the other hand, modern ideas of rational behavior stress individual, self-serving choices that are basically unconcerned with equity. In these forms, justice and rationality conflict in social situations as it appears they have done since Hobbes' analysis of human nature in the 17th century. Two more recent theories are reviewed here, both concerning this social dilemm…
"Energy policymaking and Edney's dilemma": Reply
"Energy policymaking and Edney's dilemma": Reply
Paradoxes on the commons: Scarcity and the problem of equality
Resource scarcities challenge the fundamental assumptions of a reward-oriented, egalitarian society because scarcity itself usually means some unequal allocation of the scarce goods. If they are important or vital to members, the suffering resulting from deprivation is also unequally distributed. Maintaining a societal ethic of equality and a high value on happiness while chronically contradicting these in practice requires that certain social pa…
The commons problem: Alternative perspectives
The commons problem: Alternative perspectives
The effects of information in a resource management problem: A social trap analog
The commons dilemma: A simulation testing the effects of resource visibility and territorial division
Theories of Human Crowding: A Review
Journalistic sketches, taxonomies, mathematical models, broad multivariate approaches, and modest distinctions together show a variety of possible foci and levels of approach to the topic of crowding. This review organizes crowding theory into four orientations. First, a number of seminal theories in the ethological perspective are reviewed, including Calhoun's social interaction models, Lorenz's model, Wynne-Edwards's community self-regulation t…
Distinguishing territoriality and privacy: Two studies
The Psychological Role of Property Rights in Human Behavior
A number of psychologists are turning their interests to the problems of property rights in human behavior. This is a recent development, and the relevant work is found in studies of territoriality. A number of basic theories of territoriality are summarized here, with comments on the problems of defining the term. It has further been proposed that territories affect humans at three levels of analysis, including interaction with social rank disti…
Territoriality and control: A field experiment
Territorial Spacing on a Beach
This exploratory study focused on people's use of a large, open beach. The main concern was to see how naturally occurring groups of different size and composition claimed territory and shared this type of unstructured space with others. Findings showed that (a) group territories did not grow regularly with group size, but that space claims per person tended to decrease as group size increased; (b) females tended to claim smaller territories than…
Human territoriality
Place and space: The effects of experience with a physical locule
Human territoriality
The effects of information in a resource management problem: A social trap analog
The commons dilemma: A simulation testing the effects of resource visibility and territorial division
Place and space: The effects of experience with a physical locule
Territoriality and control: A field experiment
Territorial Spacing on a Beach
This exploratory study focused on people's use of a large, open beach. The main concern was to see how naturally occurring groups of different size and composition claimed territory and shared this type of unstructured space with others. Findings showed that (a) group territories did not grow regularly with group size, but that space claims per person tended to decrease as group size increased; (b) females tended to claim smaller territories than…
The Psychological Role of Property Rights in Human Behavior
A number of psychologists are turning their interests to the problems of property rights in human behavior. This is a recent development, and the relevant work is found in studies of territoriality. A number of basic theories of territoriality are summarized here, with comments on the problems of defining the term. It has further been proposed that territories affect humans at three levels of analysis, including interaction with social rank disti…
Rationality and Social Justice
Modern ideas of justice stress the social qualities of equity and fairness; on the other hand, modern ideas of rational behavior stress individual, self-serving choices that are basically unconcerned with equity. In these forms, justice and rationality conflict in social situations as it appears they have done since Hobbes' analysis of human nature in the 17th century. Two more recent theories are reviewed here, both concerning this social dilemm…
Place and space: The effects of experience with a physical locule
Territorial Spacing on a Beach
This exploratory study focused on people's use of a large, open beach. The main concern was to see how naturally occurring groups of different size and composition claimed territory and shared this type of unstructured space with others. Findings showed that (a) group territories did not grow regularly with group size, but that space claims per person tended to decrease as group size increased; (b) females tended to claim smaller territories than…
Human territoriality
Territoriality and control: A field experiment
Distinguishing territoriality and privacy: Two studies
The Psychological Role of Property Rights in Human Behavior
A number of psychologists are turning their interests to the problems of property rights in human behavior. This is a recent development, and the relevant work is found in studies of territoriality. A number of basic theories of territoriality are summarized here, with comments on the problems of defining the term. It has further been proposed that territories affect humans at three levels of analysis, including interaction with social rank disti…
Theories of Human Crowding: A Review
Journalistic sketches, taxonomies, mathematical models, broad multivariate approaches, and modest distinctions together show a variety of possible foci and levels of approach to the topic of crowding. This review organizes crowding theory into four orientations. First, a number of seminal theories in the ethological perspective are reviewed, including Calhoun's social interaction models, Lorenz's model, Wynne-Edwards's community self-regulation t…
The effects of information in a resource management problem: A social trap analog
The commons dilemma: A simulation testing the effects of resource visibility and territorial division
The commons problem: Alternative perspectives
The commons problem: Alternative perspectives
"Energy policymaking and Edney's dilemma": Reply
"Energy policymaking and Edney's dilemma": Reply
Paradoxes on the commons: Scarcity and the problem of equality
Resource scarcities challenge the fundamental assumptions of a reward-oriented, egalitarian society because scarcity itself usually means some unequal allocation of the scarce goods. If they are important or vital to members, the suffering resulting from deprivation is also unequally distributed. Maintaining a societal ethic of equality and a high value on happiness while chronically contradicting these in practice requires that certain social pa…
Rationality and Social Justice
Modern ideas of justice stress the social qualities of equity and fairness; on the other hand, modern ideas of rational behavior stress individual, self-serving choices that are basically unconcerned with equity. In these forms, justice and rationality conflict in social situations as it appears they have done since Hobbes' analysis of human nature in the 17th century. Two more recent theories are reviewed here, both concerning this social dilemm…
Freedom and Equality in a Simulated Commons
A commons dilemma simulation was devised for the laboratory in which subjects in groups of three harvested points from a shared, slowly regenerating resource pool. In a 2 x 2 factorial design, groups were either free or not free to make their own resource consumption choice. In addition, the outcomes of consumption were either made equal or unequal among members within each group. Results showed that although all experimental conditions led to si…
Psychology (12 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Economics (6 works) · Epistemology (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Commons (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works)