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Book 2013he book is an essential contribution to scholarly debate and research on forestry in the South, and its relations to development cooperation, for both, readers with theoretical and practice related interests.

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Petterson M. Dantas,Rubenilson B. Teixeiraincluding indigenous territories) and governmental soil (including communes’ land) and do not lead to a clear picture that any of these types of soil ownerships would result in a better income generation for the poor. Rather the powerful stakeholders are creating the circumstances that serve their o

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Cristina Càndito,Alessandro Melonis of knowledge transfer can be made distinct and empirically founded. Finally, building on empirical research, a typology of mechanisms of change has been derived, showing the variety of social niches in which an actor can contribute to change.

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,Subsystems of the Bilateral Foreign Policy System and Their Actors’ Influence on Programme Formulat show the importance of institutionalised structures, also at subsystems of superior levels, for the integration of a forest sector subsystem and, hence, for out-reaching forest-related influence via gateways to superior levels. They also show that where such structures do not exist and forestry is

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Poverty Reduction Through Forest Development Interventions? Grass-Root Responses to Forest Aid: Ecoincluding indigenous territories) and governmental soil (including communes’ land) and do not lead to a clear picture that any of these types of soil ownerships would result in a better income generation for the poor. Rather the powerful stakeholders are creating the circumstances that serve their o

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