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Redressing forestry hegemony when a forestry regulatory framework is best replaced by an agrarian one. IN : International Conference on Rural livehoods, Forests and Biodiversity, Bonn, May 2003. Ed : Hubert de Foresta

Titre :	Redressing forestry hegemony when a forestry regulatory framework is best replaced by an agrarian one. IN : International Conference on Rural livehoods, Forests and Biodiversity, Bonn, May 2003. Ed : Hubert de Foresta Ajouter au panier
in	Forests, trees and livelihoods , Vol. 15 n° 2, 01/04/2005
Auteur(s) :	C. Fay G. Michon
Type de document :	Article
Sujets :	Foresterie ; Classification des terres ; Asie ASPECT SOCIOECONOMIQUE ; CONFLIT ; empietement agricole INDONESIE ; THAILANDE ; PHILIPPINES
Résumé :	The authors examine some of the social and economic impacts of the forestry bias in state land classification. The maintenance of forest production and environmental services has been the justification from the state for forestland classification, but forest land delineation and gazetting has, at times, significantly restricted smallholder land use and land ownership. This paper explore some of the historical background to the creation of "Permanent Forest Estates" in Indonesia Thaïland and the Philippines. The experience with forest area classification and subsequent encroachments suggests that, in many cases, such areas are domains better placed within a less regulated agrarian framework.
Langue(s) :	Anglais
Lien vers la notice :	https://infodoc.agroparistech.fr/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=133818