Format:
Online-Ressource
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v.: digital
Edition:
Online-Ausg. Springer eBook Collection. Biomedical and Life Sciences Electronic reproduction; Available via World Wide Web
ISBN:
9781402059650
Content:
Michael Gane's ground-breaking Forest Strategy combines detailed analysis of the forest sector with modern strategic management principles to develop a vision for sustainable forest management which is both practical and theoretically robust. In the past, lack of understanding at the nexus between the forest sector on the one hand and strategic management on the other, has led to failures in many countries to realise the potential that forest sector development offers. This important new book adopts a more holistic approach to propose a new theoretical framework for this once traditional sector, one which reconciles current thinking in strategic management with natural resource management. The book will provide a valuable resource for both forestry professionals particularly those in managerial positions in government departments and forest services throughout the world and for advanced students and researchers exploring the issues around forest sector administration. The latter will include researchers from a range of backgrounds, including forestry, ecology, geography, conservation, rural development, economics, forest or environmental policy, social studies and public affairs, and will be of particular interest to groups adopting an interdisciplinary approach to forestry issues. Michael Gane has previously taught at the Universities of Oxford and Bradford and was the Director of what is now English Nature between 1974 and 1980. He has since worked as a consultant on a wide range of forest economics and planning projects worldwide, particularly in collaboration with the FAO.
Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index
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0ganepre.pdf; CONTENTS; List of Figures; List of Tables; List of Boxes; Acknowledgements; Forest Strategy; 0gane01.pdf; General Introduction; Paradox and policy; Global issues; Recommendations for addressing the forest crisis; Conservation and development; Definition of conservation; The strategy process; 0gane02.pdf; PARTI The Forest Sector; The Forest Sector Concept; What is the Forest Sector?; Definition of `sector'; Different interpretations of the forest sector; Composition; Forests as landscape; Interactions and Influences; The Role of People in the Sector
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Application of the Sector Concept0gane03.pdf; Resources; Endowment; Forest Resources; Definitions used for the 2005 Global Forest ResourcesAssessment; The analogy with hunting/gathering and agriculture; Human and Capital Resources; Employment in the forest sector; Capital and investment in the forest sector; Benham's categories of `real' capital; Allocation; Effects of government policies on forest resources; Incentives for forest industry development; Renewal; The principle of sustainable yield; Patterns of planted trees on farms; 0gane04.pdf; Activities; Subsectors
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The history of a window frameValue added; Definition of value added; Harvesting in Trinidad; The treatment of natural resources in national accounts; Allowance for forest stock changes in New Zealand; Value added attributed to timber in the USA,1958; Employment; Employment attributed to timber in the USA,1972; Afforestation in New Zealand; Labour absorption by the forest sector; Capital Formation; Overestimates of employment opportunities; Transformation of forest capital in the USA; Intergenerational equity and sustainability; Trade; New barriers to forest products trade; 0gane05.pdf
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OutputsRange and Diversity; Uses of the forest resource; The importance of non-wood forest products; The role of forests in five domains of human affairs; Demand; The concept of value; Influences on the demand for wood; Supply; Changes in tropical forests; Rural poverty and tropical deforestation; Tree growing in developing countries; The significance of resource endowment and trade in forest sector development; Sustainability; Sustainable development; Definitions of sustainable forest management; Components of sustainability included in criteria for forest management
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Different approaches to certification of sustainably managed forests0gane06.pdf; Organizations and Institutions; Organizations; Organizations; Types of Organization; Forest Sector Organizations; Separation of functions in the UK Forestry Commission; The changing role of forest departments in developing countries; NGOs in the forestry sector; International Organizations; Organization Theory; Informal organization; Features of the Human Relations and Contingency approaches to organization; The Institutional Framework; Law, Custom and Practice; The role of the legislature
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The decline of off-farm tree resources in the tropics
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Electronic reproduction; Available via World Wide Web
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781402059643
Language:
English
Subjects:
Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science
Keywords:
Forstwirtschaft
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Nachhaltigkeit
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Forstwirtschaft
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Strategisches Management
DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4020-5965-0
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