Forest Policy and Economics

2000 - 2025

Current editor(s): M. Krott

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Volume 39, issue C, 2014

Providing preference-based support for forest ecosystem service management pp. 1-12

Mikolaj Czajkowski, Anna Bartczak, Marek Giergiczny, Stale Navrud and Tomasz Zylicz

Factors influencing Irish farmers' afforestation intention pp. 13-20

Stefanie Duesberg, Vincent Upton, Deirdre O'Connor and Áine Ní Dhubháin

Linking outputs and outcomes from devolved forest governance using a Modified Actor-Power-Accountability Framework (MAPAF): Case study from Chilimo forest, Ethiopia pp. 21-31

Abrar Juhar Mohammed and Makoto Inoue

The influence of the oil price on timber supply pp. 32-42

Fabian Härtl and Thomas Knoke

Recent growth in China's roundwood import and its global implications pp. 43-53

Changyou Sun

Global impacts of Russian log export restrictions and the Canada–U.S. lumber dispute: Modeling trade in logs and lumber pp. 54-66

Gerrit van Kooten and Craig Johnston

Volume 38, issue C, 2014

Positioning non-timber forest products on the development agenda pp. 1-7

Charlie M. Shackleton and Ashok K. Pandey

Internationalization of the forest products industry: A synthesis of literature and implications for future research pp. 8-16

Yijing Zhang, Anne Toppinen and Jussi Uusivuori

Market behavior and policy in the recycled paper industry: A critical survey of price elasticity research pp. 17-29

Anna Mansikkasalo, Robert Lundmark and Patrik Söderholm

Global forest governance — Discussing legal scholarship from political science perspectives pp. 30-31

Peter Edwards and Lukas Giessen

A cost model for forest-based biofuel production and its application to optimal facility size determination pp. 32-39

Timothy L. Jenkins and John W. Sutherland

A legal approach to induce the traditional knowledge of forest resources pp. 40-45

Jaekyong Chun

Paying for environmental services: Determining recognized participation under common property in a peri-urban context pp. 46-55

K. Christoph Neitzel, Angela Piedad Caro-Borrero, Daniel Revollo-Fernandez, Alonso Aguilar-Ibarra, Alya Ramos and Lucia Almeida-Leñero

Optimal rotation age for carbon sequestration and biodiversity conservation in Vietnam pp. 56-64

Nhung Nghiem

Logging and conservation: Economic impacts of the stocking rates and prices of commercial timber species pp. 65-71

Brendan Fisher, David P. Edwards and David S. Wilcove

Co-management implementation in forested national reserves: Contradicting cases from China pp. 72-80

Ting Zhu, Max Krott and Haiyun Chen

Scope for introducing payments for ecosystem services as a strategy to reduce deforestation in the Kilombero wetlands catchment area pp. 81-89

Felister Mombo, Leopold Lusambo, Stijn Speelman, Jeroen Buysse, Pantaleo Munishi and Guido van Huylenbroeck

Carbon sequestration through afforestation under uncertainty pp. 90-96

Jan Lewandrowski, C.S. Kim and Marcel Aillery

Increasing representation of states by utilitarian as compared to environmental bureaucracies in international forest and forest–environmental policy negotiations pp. 97-104

Lukas Giessen, Max Krott and Torsten Möllmann

Simulation of a Swiss wood fuel and roundwood market: An explorative study in agent-based modeling pp. 105-118

Fabian Kostadinov, Stefan Holm, Bernhard Steubing, Oliver Thees and Renato Lemm

Who benefits from taxation of forest products in Nepal's community forests? pp. 119-125

Jens Lund, Keshab Baral, Nirmala Singh Bhandari, Bir Bahadur Khanal Chhetri, Helle Overgaard Larsen, Øystein Juul Nielsen, Lila Puri, Rebecca Leigh Rutt and Thorsten Treue

Assessing the economic feasibility of short rotation loblolly biomass plantations pp. 126-131

Rapeepan Kantavichai, Tom V. Gallagher and Larry D. Teeter

A tale of transaction costs and forest law compliance: Trade permits for Non Timber Forests Products in Cameroon pp. 132-142

Divine Foundjem-Tita, Stijn Speelman, Marijke D'Haese, Ann Degrande, Guido Van Huylenbroeck, Patrick Van Damme and Zac Tchoundjeu

Russian forests: The path of reform pp. 143-150

Olga Ulybina

Varying practices of implementing the Habitats Directive in German and British forests pp. 151-160

Lars Borrass

Sustainability of Forests Created by China's Sloping Land Conversion Program: A comparison among three sites in Anhui, Hubei and Shanxi pp. 161-167

Conghe Song, Yulong Zhang, Ying Mei, Hua Liu, Zhiqiang Zhang, Quanfa Zhang, Tonggang Zha, Kerong Zhang, Chenglin Huang, Xiaoniu Xu, Pamela Jagger, Xiaodong Chen and Richard Bilsborrow

Is there a price premium for certified wood? Empirical evidence from log auction data in Japan pp. 168-172

Yuki Yamamoto, Kenji Takeuchi and Takayoshi Shinkuma

Management planning of fast-growing plantations based on a bi-level programming model pp. 173-177

Wenyuan Zhai, Yingzi Zhao, Xiangru Lian, Mingming Yang and Fadian Lu

A comparative analysis of the effects of institutional property rights on forest livelihoods and forest conditions: Evidence from Ghana and Vietnam pp. 178-190

Cosmas Kombat Lambini and Trung Thanh Nguyen

Impact of storm risk on Faustmann rotation pp. 191-198

Patrice Loisel

Job growth and loss across sectors and time in the western US: The impact of large wildfires pp. 199-206

Max Nielsen-Pincus, Cassandra Moseley and Krista Gebert

Income losses due to the implementation of the Habitats Directive in forests — Conclusions from a case study in Germany pp. 207-218

Lydia Rosenkranz, Björn Seintsch, Bernd Wippel and Matthias Dieter

Family forest owners and federal taxes pp. 219-226

John L. Greene, Brett J. Butler, Paul F. Catanzaro, Jaketon H. Hewes, Michael A. Kilgore, David B. Kittredge, Zhao Ma and Mary L. Tyrrell

Volume 37, issue C, 2013

International developments in the administration of publicly-funded forest research: A review pp. 1-8

Gordon M. Hickey

Reprint of: When peer-reviewed publications are not enough! Delivering science for natural resource management pp. 9-19

Duncan C. McKinley, Russell D. Briggs and Ann M. Bartuska

The Research, Integration and Utilization (RIU) model as an analytical framework for the professionalization of departmental research organizations: Case studies of publicly funded forest research institutes in Serbia and Croatia pp. 20-28

Mirjana Stevanov, Michael Böcher, Max Krott, Silvija Krajter, Dijana Vuletic and Sasa Orlovic

Matching a scientific knowledge base with stakeholders' needs pp. 29-36

Gillian Petrokofsky, Nicholas D. Brown and Gabriel E. Hemery

Publicly funded research: A participative experience from the Chilean Native Forest Research Fund pp. 37-43

Alejandra Real and Gordon M. Hickey

How can formal research networks produce more socially robust forest science? pp. 44-56

Nicole L. Klenk and Gordon M. Hickey

The quest for the “optimal” payment for environmental services program: Ambition meets reality, with useful lessons pp. 65-74

Timm Kroeger

Analysis of costs and people's willingness to enroll in forest rehabilitation in Gorno Badakhshan, Tajikistan pp. 75-83

Bunafsha Mislimshoeva, Cyrus Samimi, Joachim-F. Kirchhoff and Thomas Koellner

The role of legitimacy perceptions in self-restricted resource use: A framed field experiment pp. 84-93

Jetske Bouma and Erik Ansink

Effective support for community resource management pp. 94-103

Erik Ansink and Jetske Bouma

Institutional analysis of incentives for the provision of forest goods and services: An assessment of incentive schemes in Catalonia (north-east Spain) pp. 104-114

Irina Prokofieva and Elena Gorriz

Institutional performance of Payments for Environmental Services: An analysis of the Costa Rican Program pp. 115-123

Thomas Legrand, Géraldine Froger and Jean-François Le Coq

Environmental NGOs, policy entrepreneurs of market-based instruments for ecosystem services? A comparison of Costa Rica, Madagascar and France pp. 124-132

Marie Hrabanski, Cécile Bidaud, Jean-François Le Coq and Philippe Méral

Volume 36, issue C, 2013

Governance approaches in Swiss forest biodiversity policy: Do they really work? pp. 6-13

Alexandra Kaeser, Jasmin Bernasconi and Willi Zimmermann

Coupling climate change and forest policy: A multiple streams analysis of two German case studies pp. 14-26

Sabine Storch and Georg Winkel

The riddle of leaving the oil in the soil—Ecuador's Yasuní-ITT project from a discourse perspective pp. 27-36

Cristina Espinosa

Framing the tiger — A biodiversity concern in national and international media reporting pp. 37-41

Nazmus Sadath, Daniela Kleinschmit and Lukas Giessen

Who determines biodiversity? An analysis of actors' power and interests in community forestry in Namibia pp. 42-51

Carsten Schusser

From large to small: Reorienting rural development policies in response to climate change, food security and poverty pp. 52-59

Benno Pokorny, Wil de Jong, Javier Godar, Pablo Pacheco and James Johnson

Opportunities for and capacity barriers to the implementation of REDD+ projects with smallholder farmers: Case study of Awae and Akok, Centre and South Regions, Cameroon pp. 60-70

Gillian A. Cerbu, Denis J. Sonwa and Benno Pokorny

Implementing REDD+ in the Democratic Republic of Congo: An analysis of the emerging national REDD+ governance structure pp. 71-79

André Aquino and Bruno Guay

The interim REDD+ Partnership: Boost for biodiversity safeguards? pp. 80-86

Till Pistorius and Sabine Reinecke

Recognising ecological and institutional landscapes in adaptive governance of natural resources pp. 87-97

Anton Shkaruba and Viktar Kireyeu