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Thus, good governance of public goods begins with property rights, attitudes and efforts of free and educated citizens: individuals who accept the concern as theirs. Goodwill, mutual trust and educated behaviour of individuals is the fundamental condition for application of such modes of management of global public goods, including nature’s services, that will ensure its sustainability. | Thus, good governance of public goods begins with property rights, attitudes and efforts of free and educated citizens: individuals who accept the concern as theirs. Goodwill, mutual trust and educated behaviour of individuals is the fundamental condition for application of such modes of management of global public goods, including nature’s services, that will ensure its sustainability. | ||
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