Emerging issues in forest policy
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Emerging issues in forest policy
University of British Columbia Press, c1992
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Includes bibliography and index
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Description
The contributors to this collection bring a wide range of perspectives to their discussion of forestry and forest policy analysis. The authors, who come from Canada, the US and Sweden, discuss such issues as timber supply, property rights, productivity and technical change, social impacts, environment and climate change, multiple-use forestry, trade in forest products and Third World forestry. Within the last few decades, it has become increasingly apparent that forests and their wealth of resources bear directly upon many of the most pressing social, economic, and environmental concerns of our time. This volume draws together forty of the foremost experts in forest policy to address the diverse range of issues which characterize the intimate interrelationship between forests and humankind. These issues include the regional and global environment, timber supply, competitiveness and international trade, social impacts, multiple and competing resource use, and the Third World. This is a comprehensive and timely book that sheds light on some of the fundamental issues concerning forestry and forestry policy. "Peter N.
Nemetz is an associate professor in the Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration at the University of British Columbia.".
Table of Contents
- Introduction and summary, Peter N. Nemetz
- long-term timber supply prospects in the United States - an analysis of resources and policies in transition, Darius Adams
- rehabilitating the backlog of unstocked forest lands in British Columbia - a preliminary simulation analysis of alternative strategies, W.A. Thompson et al
- rationing the supply of timber - the Swedish experience, J. Hansing and Sren Wibe
- property rights as authority systems - the role of rules in resource management, Daniel W. Bromley
- property and forestry, John W. Bruce and Louise Fortmann
- comparison of the productivity performance of the US and Canadian pulp and paper industries, Tae H. Oum and Michael Tretheway
- technical change in the forest-based sector, David N. Bengtson and Hans M. Gregerson
- global markets in forest products - sociological impacts on Lyoto prefecture and British Columbia forest regions, Patricia M. Marchak
- social forestry - a working definition and some testable hypotheses, William F. Hyde
- distributive issues in forest policy, David N. Wear and William F. Hyde
- instability in forestry and forestry communities, Peter Berck et al
- forest - climate interactions - implications for tropical and boreal forests, Barbara I. Kronberg and William S. Fyfe
- the role of air pollution in forest decline, Judith Clarkson and Jrgen Schmandt
- climate change and the role of forest policy, Frederick W. Cubbage et al
- multiple use forestry - management of California National Forest watershed for augmented water yields, Michael D. Bowes et al
- policies for the management of temperate mountain forests - a comparison from Switzerland and Colorado, Martin F. Price
- Canada-United States trade in forest products - issues and uncertainties, Irving K. Fox
- the impact of the Free Trade Agreement of the US forestry sector - a general equilibrium analysis, Roy Boyd and Kerry Krutilla
- comparative advantage in timber supply - lessons from history and the timber supply model, Kenneth S. Lyon and Roger A. Sedjo
- the economic impact of removing log export restrictions in British Columbia, Michael Margolick and Russell Uhler
- can tropical forest management systems be economical?, Roger A. Sedjo
- wood energy policy development - lessons from Kenya, Rutger J. Engelhard.
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