International forest governance regimes: Reconciling concerns on timber legality and forest-based livelihoods

Forest Policy and Economics

Volumn 32, Issue , 2013, Pages 1-5

  Wiersum, K F ^a   Lescuyer, G ^b   Nketiah, K S ^c   Wit, M ^d  

^a WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY   (Netherlands)

^b CIRAD   (France)

^c Tropenbos International   (Ghana)

^d Tropenbos International   (Netherlands)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 84878486132     PISSN: 13899341     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.forpol.2013.04.011     Document Type: Editorial

References (41)

1. Arnold J.E.M. Forests and people: 25years of community forestry 2001, FAO, Rome, Italy.
2. Arts B., Buizer M. Forests, discourses, institutions: a discursive-institutional analysis of global forest governance. Forest Policy and Economics 2009, 11(5-6):340-347.
3. Arts B., Visseren-Hamakers I. Forest governance: a state of the art review. Forest-People Interfaces 2012, 241-257. Wageningen Academic Publishers, Wageningen, the Netherlands. B. Arts, S. van Bommel, M. Ros-Tonen, G. Verschoor (Eds.).
4. Arts B., Behagel J., Van Bommel S., De Koning J., Turnhout E. Forest and nature governance. World Forests Series 2013, vol. 14. Springer.
5. Bernstein S., Cashore B. Examination of the influence of global forest governance arrangements at the domestic level. Meeting the Challenges of International Forest Governance. A Global Assessment Report. International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO), Vienna, Austria, IUFRO World Series 2010, Vol. 28:111-135. J. Rayner, A. Buck, P. Katila (Eds.).
6. Bollen A., Ozinga S. Improving forest governance. A comparison of FLEGT UPAS and their impact 2013, FERN, Brussels, Belgium.
7. Brack D. Controlling illegal logging and the trade in illegally harvested timber: The EU's Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade Initiative. Review of European Community & International Environmental Law Review 2005, 14(1):28-38.
8. Brack D. Illegal logging and the illegal trade in forest and timber products. International Forestry Review 2003, 5(3):195-198.
9. Brown D., Schreckenberg K., Bird N., et al. Legal Timber. Verification and Governance in the Forest Sector 2009, Overseas Development Institute, London.
10. van Bodegom A.J., Klaver D., van Schoubroeck F., van der Valk O. FLEGT Beyond T: Exploring the Meaning of 'Governance' Concepts for the FLEGT Process 2008, Wageningen University and Research Centre, (56 pp. & appendices).
11. Cashore B., Stone M.W. Can legality verification rescue global forest governance? Analyzing the potential of public and private policy intersection to ameliorate forest challenges in Southeast Asia. Forest Policy and Economics 2012, 18:13-22.
12. Charnley S., Poe M. Community forestry in theory and practice: where are we now?. Annual Review of Anthropology 2007, 36:301-336.
13. De la Cruz V. Small-scale harvesting operations of wood and non-wood forest products involving rural people. FAO Forestry Paper No. 87 1989, FAO, Rome.
14. European Commission FLEGT briefing notes: forest law enforcement, governance and trade. Briefing Notes 2007, 1-7. (Brussels, Belgium).
15. FAO Best practices for improving law compliance in the forestry sector. FAO Forestry Paper No. 145 2005, FAO, Rome.
16. Forestry Department Small-scale forest-based processing enterprises. FAO Forestry Paper No. 79 1987, Rome, FAO.
17. Giessen L. Reviewing the main characteristics of the international forest regime complex and partial explanations for its fragmentation. International Forestry Review 2013, 15(1):60-70.
18. Humphreys D. The evolving forest regime. Global Environmental Change 1999, 9(3):251-254.
19. Humphreys D. Redefining the issues: NGO influence on international forest negotiations. Global Environmental Politics 2004, 4:51-74.
20. Humphreys D. Logjam. Deforestation and the Crisis of Global Governance 2006, Earthscan, London.
21. Taungya: forest plantations with agriculture in Southeast Asia. Sustainable Rural Development Series 1992, vol. 1. CAB International, Wallingford, UK. C.F. Jordan, J. Gajaseni, H. Watanabe (Eds.).
22. Kaimowitz D. Forest law enforcement and rural livelihoods. International Forestry Review 2003, 5:199-210.
23. Kishor N., Lescuyer G. Controlling illegal logging in domestic and international markets by harnessing multi-level governance opportunities. International Journal of the Commons 2012, 6(2):255-270.
24. Lemos M.C., Agrawal A. Environmental governance. Annual review environmental resources 2006, 31:297-325.
25. Ostrom E. Governing the Commons. The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action 1990, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK.
26. Timber legality, local livelihoods and social safeguards: implications of FLEGT/VPA in Ghana. Proceedings of an International Workshop Held in Ghana on 8th and 9th October 2009. Kumasi, Ghana, Tropenbos International Ghana Workshop Proceedings No. 8 2010, (129 pp.). O. Owusu, K.S. Nketiah, J. Aggrey, F. Wiersum (Eds.).
27. Ramcilovic-Suominen S., Hansen C.P. Why some forest rules are obeyed and others violated by farmers in Ghana: instrumental and normative perspective of forest law compliance. Forest Policy and Economics 2012, 10.1016/j.forpol.2012.07.002.
28. Embracing complexity: meeting the challenges of international forest governance. A Global Assessment Report. International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO), Vienna, Austria, IUFRO World Series 2010, (Vol.). J. Rayner, A. Buck, P. Katila (Eds.).
29. Ros-Tonen M.A.F., Van Andel T., Morsello C., Otsuki K., Rosendo S., Scholz I. Forest-related partnerships in Brazilian Amazonia: there is more to sustainable forest management than reduced logging. Forest Ecology and Management 2008, 256:1482-1497.
30. Scherr S.J., White A., Kaimowitz D. Making markets work for forest communities. International Forestry Review 2003, 5(1):67-73.
31. Smouts M.C. The issue of international forest regime. International Forestry Review 2008, 10(3):429-432.
32. Sotirov M., Memmler M. The Advocacy Coalition Framework in natural resource policy studies. Recent experiences and further prospects. Forest Policy and Economics 2012, 16:51-64.
33. Sunderlin W.D., Belcher B., Santoso L., Angelsen A., Burgers P., Nasi R., Wunder S. Livelihoods, forests, and conservation in developing countries: an overview. World Development 2005, 33(9):1383-1402.
34. Illegal logging: law enforcement, livelihoods and timber trade 2007, Earthscan, London, (302 pp.). L. Tacconi (Ed.).
35. Visseren-Hamakers I.J., Glasbergen P. Partnerships in forest governance. Global Environment and Change 2007, 17:408-419.
36. WCED (World Commission on Environment and Development) Our Common Future. Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development 1987, United Nations, New York.
37. Westoby J. Introduction to World Forestry: People and Their Trees 1989, Blackwell Publ., Oxford, UK, (228 pp.).
38. Wiersum K.F. Developing timber legality regimes. Tropenbos International, Wageningen, the Netherlands, ETFRN News 2010, 52:205-212. M. Wit, J. van Dam (Eds.).
39. Wiersum K.F. Forest policy development between globalisation and localisation. XXI IUFRO World Congress 2000, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2000, vol. 1:589-605. (Sub-plenary sessions). B. Krishnapillay (Ed.).
40. Wit M., Van Dam J., Cerutti P.O., Lescuyer G., Kerrett R., Parker Mckeown J. Chainsaw milling: supplier to local markets - a synthesis. Chainsaw Milling: Supplier to Local Markets 2010, 52:vii-xxii. Tropenbos International, Wageningen, the Netherlands. M. Wit, J. Van Dam (Eds.).
41. Wunder S. Poverty alleviation and tropical forests - what scope for synergies?. World Development 2001, 29(11):1817-1833.