Global Environmental Forest Policies: An International Comparison

@inproceedings{McDermott2010GlobalEF,
  title={Global Environmental Forest Policies: An International Comparison},
  author={C. McDermott and B. Cashore and P. Kanowski},
  year={2010}
}
  • C. McDermott, B. Cashore, P. Kanowski
  • Published 2010
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    • Acknowledgements. Part I: Setting the Scene. 1. Introduction. 2. Selection and Global Context of the Case Study Countries. Part II: Regional Analyses. 3. Canada and the United States. 4. Western Europe: Finland, Germany, Portugal and Sweden. 5. Asia: China, India, Indonesia and Japan. 6. Eastern Europe: Latvia, Poland and the Russian Federation. 7. Latin America: Brazil, Chile and Mexico. 8. Oceania: Australia and New Zealand. 9. Africa: The Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa. Part… CONTINUE READING
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