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040			_cDepartment of Social Science
100			_aMakoto Inoue
245		0	_aMulti-level forest governance in Asia : concepts, challenges and the way forward _cedited by Makoto Inoue and Ganesh P. Shivakoti.
260			_bSAGE, _c2015.
505			_aIntroduction -- 1. Multi-level Forest Governance in Asia: An Introduction -- 2. Bangladesh: Do Changes in Policy Ensure Good Forest Governance? -- 3. India: Determinants and Challenges of Sustainable Forest Governance -- 4. Nepal: Evaluating Different Forest Management Regimes -- 5. Sri Lanka: Forest Governance of Community-based Forest Management -- 6. Bhutan: Forest Resources Management and Conservation in and outside Protected Areas -- 7. Indonesia I: Review of Local Community Dimensions of Forest Policies -- 8. Indonesia II: Customary Land Tenure in East Kalimantan -- 9. Indonesia III: Characteristics of Forest Management Policy in West Sumatra -- 10. Malaysia: Governance and Community Participation in Forestry -- 11. Philippines: Multi-tiered Forest Governance System on Uneven Playing Field -- 12. Thailand: Context and Outcomes of Community Forestry in Two Western Provinces -- 13. Vietnam: Implications of Community based Forest Management for Sustainable Forest Governance -- 14. Laos: Local Communities and Involvement of External Stakeholders -- 15. China: Mechanism Design of Community Co-management in Forest Governance -- 16. Korea: Conditions for Sustainability of Traditional Village Woods Maeulsoop -- 17. Japan I: Histories of 'Property Wards (Zaisanku)' and 'School Forests (Gakkou-rin)' -- 18. Japan II: Implications of the Commons for Endogenous Development of a Mountain Village -- 19. Towards an Effective Policy for Forest Management in Asia.
650			_aSocial Science
700			_aInoue, Makoto , ed.
700			_aShivakoti, Ganesh P., ed.
856			_uhttps://evidya.sagepub.in/library/multi-level-forest-governance-in-asia?bookId=2914&siteName=evidya
942			_cEBK