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There is a new trend in international forest policy science. Over the past decade the term “discourse” has entered the …
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Ethiopia has experienced a long-term deforestation with broad implications for human life and economic activities, but conventional frameworks of economic accounting are not able to assess the country's economic and environmental sustainability in the faceof such deforestation problem. In this...
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Increasing importance has been placed on understanding how the environment in which people live can help anti-obesity behaviour and policy. This tendency represents a shift away from a model characterised by individual responsibility in favour of one that focuses on so-called ‘obesogenic...
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Deforestation and forest degradation remain high worldwide, and one of the dominant underlying causes for this forest … studies two of these regimes, the European Union's Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) action plan and its … forest degradation (REDD+). The interactions between these two international policies at the national level, namely in Ghana …
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Increasing competition over the world's forest resources will likely aggravate conflict, though conflict should not be … protected areas and few involve commercial forestry. The reasons for the rise of different approaches to collaboration in … protected areas and commercially managed forest lands are explored through a comparison of two conflicts embedded in different …
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We study reforms and institutional changes in Russian forestry from the time of Peter the Great to the present. Using … archival materials and in-depth interviews with participants of the forest sector, we show the strong path-dependence of … Russian forestry and how post-Soviet developments echo the reform patterns of previous centuries. The outcomes of numerous …
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incentives may potentially alter the country's economic landscape. However, current forest and land allocation policies and … politics support economic activities that promote the exploitation of forest assets. More recently, global needs for energy and … food have increased pressure on forest land. The REDD+ mechanism is designed to reverse this situation and create …
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This paper draws on a case study of the Brazilian Amazon to assess how two widely promoted strategies to govern tropical forests – non-state certification and state-based legality initiatives – interact with tropical wood production systems and the implications this holds for reducing...
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Amidst Myanmar (Burma)'s political reform process the forest sector remains an important area awaiting democratisation … has however played a decisive role in determining forest sector policy and indeed has exerted a significant influence on …
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Policies governing forest ecosystems can mitigate climate change in many ways, making use of various ecosystem services …-off analysis, we analyse the coherence of Finnish policies affecting forest bioenergy and carbon sequestration, two contrasting … demand of the services by utilizing natural science and policy assessment approaches. We find forest bioenergy, representing …
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