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List of ContributorsForeword, by Hon. Jorge VianaAcknowledgments1. Neotropical Working Forests: Concepts and Realities, by Daniel J. ZarinPart I. Industrial Forestry as a Tropical Conservation Strategy2. Are You a Conservationist or a Logging Advocate?, by Francis E. Putz3. National Forests in the Brazilian Amazon: Opportunities and Challenges, by Adalberto Ver ssimo and Paulo Barreto4. Sustainability of Selective Logging of Upland Forests in the Brazilian Amazon: Carbon Budgets and Remote Sensing as Tools for Evaluation of Logging Effects, by Michael Keller, Gregory P. Asner, Natalino Silva and Michael Palace5. Forest Science and the BOLFOR Experience: Lessons Learned about Natural Forest Management in Bolivia, by Francis E. Putz, Michelle A. Pinard, Todd.S. Fredericksen, and Marielos Pe a-Claros6. The Business of Forest Certification, by Joshua C. Dickinson, John M. Forgach, and Thomas E. WilsonPart II. Working Forests and Community Development in Latin America7. Communities, Forests, Markets, and Conservation, by Mariane Schmink8. Making Markets Work for Forest Communities, by Sara J. Scherr, Andy White, and David Kaimowitz9. Inside the Polygon: Emerging Community Tenure Systems and Forest Resource Extraction, by Thomas Ankersen and Grenville Barnes10. Aiming for Sustainable Community Forest Management: The Experiences of Two Communities in Mexico and Honduras, by Catherine Tucker11. Community Forestry for Small-Scale Furniture Production in the Brazilian Amazon, by David McGrath, Charles Peters, and Ant nio Jos Mota Bentes12. Community Forestry as a Strategy for Sustainable Management: Perspectives from Quintana Roo, by David Bray13. Carbon Sequestration Potential through Forestry Activities in Tropical Mexico, by Bernardus de Jong14. Axing the Trees, Growing the Forest: Smallholder Timber Production in the Amazon V rzea, by Robin Sears and Miguel Pinedo-VasquezPart III. Working Forest Paradoxes15. Neotropical Working Forests: For What and For Whom?, by Janaki Alavalapati and Daniel J. Zarin16. On Defying Nature's End, by Gustavo A.B. da Fonseca, Aaron Bruner, Russell A. Mittermeier, Keith Alger, Clau17. Selective Logging, Forest Fragmentation and Fire Disturbance: Implications of Interaction, by Mark A. Cochrane, David L. Skole, Eraldo A. T. Matricardi, Christopher Barber, and Walter Chomentowski18. Limited or Unlimited Wants in the Presence of Limited Means? Inquiries into the Role of Satiation in Affecting Deforestation, by Arild Angelsen and Martin K. Luckert19. From Staple to Fashion Food: Shifting Cycles and Shifting Opportunities in the development of the A a Palm Fruit (Euterpe oleracea Mart.) Economy in the Amazon Estuary, by Eduardo S. Brondizio20. The Homogeocene in Puerto Rico, by Ariel E. LugoPart IV. Envisioning a Future for Sustainable Tropical Forest Management21. Conventional Wisdom about Sustainable Forest Management and a Pro-Poor Forest Agenda, by David Kaimowitz22. Governing the Amazon Timber Industry, by Daniel Nepstad, Ane Alencar, Ana Cristina Barros, Eirivelthon Lima, Elsa MendozaIndex |
