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a multidisciplinary approach to sustainability in forest landscapes
The wicked problem of forest policy / William Nikolakis and John L. Innes -- Why forests matter? / Frances Seymour -- Forest certification and forest use: A comprehensive analysis / Fred Cubbage and Erin Sills -- REDD+ meets local realities / Arild Vatn, Maria Nantongo and Raymond Samndong -- Have Payments for Ecosystem Services delivered for the rural poor? A decade of implementation in the 'global South' / Diana Alfonso-Bécares and Esteve Corbera -- Tackling gender inequality through forest-related policies and programmes: Global challenges, multi-scale innovations, and local experiences / Marlène Elias, Bimbika Sijapati Basnett and Jennie Dey de Pryck -- Forestry crimes and our planet: A review / Christian Nellemann, Rune Henriksen, Margaretha Schlingemann and Riccardo Pravettoni -- Forest bioeconomy development: markets and industry structures / Lauri Hetemäki and Elias Hurmekoski -- The wicked problems of Indonesia's forests require effective institutions to resolve difficult trade-offs / Jeffrey Sayer -- Power to the forest people: Tendencies, impact and the future of locally controlled forests / David Kaimowitz and Fernanda Tomaselli -- How are land use multi-stakeholder forums affected by their contexts? Perspectives from two regions of the Peruvian Amazon / Juan Pablo Sarmiento Barletti and Anne Larson -- Sustainable landscape investment- A framework for governance of institutional investment in the forestry sector / David Brand, MaryKate Bullen and Radha Kuppalli -- Community Forestry in Liberia: progress and pitfalls / Robert O'Hagan, Alida O'Connor, John Fa and Terry Sunderland -- Are some forestry problems too wicked? / John L. Innes and William Nikolakis.
edited by William Nikolakis, John L. Innes.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, 2020.