World Forests from Deforestation to Transition?

ISBN-13: 9780792366836 / Angielski / Twarda / 2001 / 216 str.

Matti Palo; Heidi Vanhanen; M. Palo

Opis

This book reports one part of the findings tive, due to vested national and internation of the research project The Forests in the al interests. South and North - Transition from Defor This book presents a set of new research estation to Sustainable Forest Policies in findings emerging from our comprehensive Redressing Global Warming. The project research project. The book can be regard was coordinated and partly funded by the ed as a follow-up to and elaboration of our World Institute for Development Econom previous research published in 1996 by Kluwer Academic Publishers, Sustainable ics Research of the United Nations University (UNUIWIDER). The Finnish Forestry ChallengesforDeveloping Coun Forest Research Institute (METLA) and the tries, edited by Matti Palo and Gerardo Institute for Applied Economic Research Mery. (IPEAIDIPES) in Brazil were among the To facilitate coordination, interaction eleven implementing institutesthat contrib and exchange of information the project uted financially to the research. Director organized three workshops between 1994 Eustaquio J. Reis from IPEA served as the and 1996.The first and last workshops were External Project Coordinator in Rio de Ja held in Finland and the second one in In neiro while I acted as the External Project donesia, in cooperation with the Center for Director in Helsinki. International Forest Research (CIFOR).

Spis treści

Preface. Part I: Global Overview and Policies. Global Prospects on Deforestation and Forest Transition; M. Palo. Part II: Forest Transition. South-North Challenges in Global Forestry; A. Mather. Deforestation and Forest Transition: Theory and Evidence in China; Yaoqi Zhang. From Deforestation to Reforestation in New England, United States; A.S.P. Pfaff. Forest Plantations in the South: Environmental-Economic Evaluation; A. Niskanen. Part III: Underlying Causes of Deforestation. Modeling Causes of Deforestation with 477 Subnational Units; M. Palo, E. Lehto, J. Uusivuori. Demographic and Ecological Factors in FAO Tropical Deforestation Modelling; R. Scotti. Causes of Brazilian Amazon Deforestation; E.J. Reis, F.A. Blanco. Deforestation and Forest Policies in Indonesia; B.D. Nasendi. Deforestation and Agricultural Expansion in Mhonda Area, Tanzania; G.C. Monela, B. Solberg. Socio-Cultural History of Deforestation in Africa; A. Siiriäinen. Contributors. Index.