25. GARY-PETER KOFINAS
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GARY-PETER KOFINAS is an academic who published a paper in 1998 entitled The costs of power sharing : community involvement in Canadian porcupine caribou co-management. GARY-PETER KOFINAS published this work as part of a team: Kofinas, Gary Peter. Here is a description of this work: Co-management arrangements are commonly framed with the theoretical assumption that community management systems function with a minimum of transaction costs and government-community power sharing lowers overall costs of management. Commonly overlooked both practically and theoretically are costs to communities. This dissertation investigates the involvement of three northern indigenous communities in a wildlife co-management arrangement to delineate community costs of power sharing. The subject of the study is the internationally migratory Porcupine Caribou Herd, Canada's three primary Porcupine Caribou user communities (Old Crow, YT, Aklavik, NT, and Fort McPherson, NT), and the resource regime established by the Canadian Porcupine Caribou Management Agreement and The Agreement between the Governments of Canada and the Uni.