This paper provides a comparative analysis on the transition of economies in Russia and China in relation to their adopted economic and political reforms as well as the correlation on the forests, society and the environment of these two regions. Among the different aspects considered as basis of...
Author(s)
Kopylova, E.; Zhang YaoQi; Palo, M.; Lobovikov, M.
Publisher
Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands
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World forests, society and environment, 1999, pp 321-330
This book introduces new research results in ten articles by fourteen scientists from nine countries in five continents. A multilevel and multidisciplinary research approach was adopted in analysing forest transition and deforestation issues. The article by Palo, M. [See Global prospects on...
Author(s)
Palo, M.; Vanhanen, H.
Publisher
Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands
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World forests from deforestation to transition?, 2000, pp xi + 216 pp.
A general theoretical framework on deforestation and forest transition is presented followed by empirical evidence from China. Relative scarcities of food, timber and environmental goods resulting from both population and economic growth are believed to be the most fundamental causes of forest...
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Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands
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World forests from deforestation to transition?, 2000, pp 41-65
This paper presents and analyses the updated status of China's forest sector and its progress towards the market economy. A general view of the status of forest resources, the environment, forest industries and trade are outlined. The institutions and policy reform towards a market economy in the ...
Author(s)
Zhang YaoQi; Dai GuangCui; Huang Heyu; Kong FanWen; Tian ZhiWei; Wang Xuan; Zhang Lei
Publisher
Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands
Citation
World forests, society and environment, 1999, pp 371-393
This is an introductory chapter to the book, which addresses the acute challenges of sustainable forest management with emphasis on the developing countries. Sustainability is analysed primarily as being an opposite phenomenon to deforestation. A multilevel approach is adopted in order to take into ...
Author(s)
Palo, M.; Mery, G.
Publisher
Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands
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Sustainable forestry challenges for developing countries., 1996, pp 1-13
This book addresses global and regional issues concerning the world's forests, societies and the environment from an independent and non-governmental point of view. Part 1 of this volume contains an analysis of the ongoing globalization processes of forests, societies and the environment. Part 2...
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Palo, M.; Uusivuori, J.
Publisher
Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands
Citation
World forests, society and environment, 1999, pp xx + 404 pp.
This executive summary presents, in brief, the spectrum of ideas about World Forests, Society and Environment collected in three volumes of the World Forests series published from 1999 to 2001. The purpose of the series was to disseminate research-based reviews of globally relevant forest issues...
Author(s)
Wardle, P.; Jansky, L.; Mery, G.; Palo, M.; Uusivuori, J.; Vanhanen, H.
Publisher
United Nations University Press, Tokyo, Japan
Citation
World forests, society and environment - executive summary, 2003, pp 52 pp.
This paper examines the present conditions and future potentials of the Russian forest industries. The severity of the current crisis is illustrated by relating the recent decline in production of the Russian forest industries to the production declines caused by the Second World War. Figures are...
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Moiseyev, A.; Uusivuori, J.; Burdin, N.
Publisher
Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands
Citation
World forests, society and environment, 1999, pp 351-358
The assessment of the "total economic value" of forests is complicated by the fact that forests play an important role in many aspects of human wellbeing. Forest products such as paper and pulp continue to be important goods on the world markets. Forests also provide ecoservices, such as...
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Kriström, B.; Boman, M.; Kengan, S.
Publisher
Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands
Citation
World forests, markets and policies, 2001, pp 149-161
This article reviews the causes and possible consequences of the internationalization process of forest industries. The term internationalization is understood here as the general process whereby firms activate their transnational operations, be they acquisitions from abroad, buy-outs, mergers, or...
Author(s)
Uusivuori, J.; Laaksonen-Craig, S.
Publisher
Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands
Citation
World forests, markets and policies, 2001, pp 97-103