Includes bibliographical references (p. 247-275) and index.
Contents:
Setting the stage : two contrasting cases of poverty, wealth, biodiversity, and deforestation -- Forests differ -- Incentives and constraints shape forest outcomes -- Poverty in forests stems from remoteness and lack of rights -- Deforestation imposes geographically varied environmental damages -- Improving forest governance -- Local and national policies : framing rights and incentives for forest management -- Mobilizing global interests for forest conservation -- Conclusions and recommendations.
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