On the need for critical and decolonial research – Reflections from the 5th International Forest Policy Meeting
After attending IFPM5, Research Associate Ayami Kan reflects on the motivations and purposes for critical and decolonial research.
IUFRO Report: International Forests Governance: A critical review of trends, drawbacks, and new approaches
Kleinschmit, D., Wildburger, C., Grima, N., and Fisher, B. (eds.), 2024.
International Forest Governance: A Critical Review of Trends, Drawbacks, and New Approaches.
IUFRO World Series Volume 43. Vienna. 164p.
Presentation: Flows of finance and diverging interests and discourses in frontier governance in Mai Ndombe, DR Congo
11 April 2024 – 5th International Forest Policy Meeting, Finland
Presentation: Fatal attraction to win-win-win? Contestations in the media on Nature Conservation Agreement in Sabah
11 April 2024 – 5th International Forest Policy Meeting, Finland
Presentation: Distal flows, distant benefits and local injustices: the financialisation of tree plantations in Sabah frontiers
11 April 2024 – 5th International Forest Policy Meeting, Finland
5th International Forest Policy Meeting
10-12 April 2024
Helsinki, Finland
Journey to the frontier Laos: the land of rubber
Researcher Wai Phyoe Maung reflects from his trip in Laos, where the expansive rubber plantations left a deep impression on him.
FairFrontiers Field Methods Guide
Modules 2 and 3: Ecosystem Services and Well-being Bundles
Industrial Tree Plantations in Sabah: A Journey Towards Prosperity?
Are industrial tree plantations the answer for development in Sabah?
PhD Researcher Niina Pietarinen from University of Helsinki writes about the issues indigenous communities in Pitas, Sabah are facing in the midst of government plans to expand industrial tree plantations.
Paper: The political economy of deforestation in the Colombian Amazon
Sánchez García, P & Wong, G. (2024, 3 23). The political economy of deforestation in the Colombian Amazon. Journal of Political Ecology 31(1) :178–199. doi: 10.2458/jpe.5230