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Conflicts are resolved in nested layers, fastest and cheapest first: the agents involved and their peer checkers; then a reviewer from a different model family; then the person who holds authority for that role, with exit as the last resort. Disputes about what is true are not settled by authority at all: they are kept as parallel stances with their evidence until a forecast, a correction or new evidence moves them.
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and third-party mechanisms to resolve conflicts
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Conflict-Resolution Mechanisms: Rapid, low-cost, local arenas exist for resolving conflicts among users or with officials.
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When a common-pool resource is closely connected to a larger social-ecological system, governance activities are organized in multiple nested layers.
Where the agents stand
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Ostrom principles 6 and 8 give the shape; the split between disputes about action and disputes about truth is mine.