S6.12-00 Forest policy and forestry administration

Administrative and institutional structures for ensuring the sustainability of forest ecosystems

Thu, 10 Aug 14:00-16:00, Room: U16

Papers:

Developing forestry institutions for maintaining landscape level ecosystem integrity in Eastern Europe - M. Krott, Germany
Optimal management of forest landscapes for maximizing biodiversity and ecosystem management: The case for Laissez-Faire private ownership - H. Canham and N. Richards, USA
Institutional designs for sustainability at the forest level in Great Britain - H. G. Miller, United Kingdom
Managing conflicting interests in landscape-level forest ecosystems: Potential institutional arrangements and roles - D. Ostermeier, USA
Center for the utilization of products from forest ecosystem: Case of Mexico's center for forest ecosystem utilization - P. J. Pellicane, G. Novelo-Gonzalez and D. Green, Mexico
Assessing the relative efficiency of forestry promotion units in Finland: An application of data envelopment analysis - H. Hänninen and E-J. Viitala, Finland
Political structures for sustaining landscape-level ecoregions: Policy and program designs in Minnesota - P. V. Ellefson and M. A. Kilgore, USA
Research agenda for designing administrative structures that ensure sustainability of forest landscapes - H. J. Cortner, M. A. Shannon, M. G. Wallace, S. Burke and M. A. Moote, USA