Changing landscapes : the development of the International Tropical Timber Organization and its influence on tropical forest management /
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Author / Creator: | Poore, Duncan. |
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Imprint: | London ; Sterling, VA : Earthscan Publications, 2003. |
Description: | xvii, 290 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. |
Language: | English |
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Format: | Print Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4907849 |
Table of Contents:
- List of figures, tables and boxes
- Foreword
- Preface
- List of acronyms and abbreviations
- 1. The rise and fall of forests
- 2. Sustainable forest management: a response to destruction
- Introduction
- The tropical forest problem
- Land use and management - the two elements of sustainability
- Wider considerations
- 3. Genesis of a treaty: the ITTA takes shape
- Phase 1.
- Phase 2.
- Phase 3.
- 4. ITTO's early days: optimism and experiment
- The International Tropical Timber Agreement
- Other international initiatives
- The 2nd Session of Council - Yokohama, March 1987
- The 3rd Session of Council - Yokohama, November 1987
- The 4th Session of Council - Rio de Janeiro, June-July 1988
- 5. First assessment: living in a fool's paraidse
- Introduction
- The definition of issues
- The findings of the study
- The conditions for sustainable production
- Conditions of success
- Recommendations to the International Tropical Timber Council - November 1988
- Consideration by the International Tropical Timber Council at its 5th Session
- 6. From Abidjan to Bali: a radical new agenda
- The context
- The 6th Session of Council - Abidjan, May 1989
- The 7th Session of Council - Yokohama, November 1989
- The 8th Session of Council - Bali, May 1990
- Guidelines
- The Year 2000 Objective
- 7. The case of Sarawak
- The Mission
- The task of the Mission
- The 'native peoples' question
- Forestry in Sarawak
- Findings of the Mission
- The assessment
- Recommendations
- Reception at the International Tropical Timber Council
- 8. Ferment 1990-1992
- International Tropical Timber Organization Action Plan 1990
- The Quito Round Table and the Year 2000 Target
- Other issues at Quito
- The 11th Session of Council - Yokohama, November 1991
- The 12th and 13th Sessions of Council - Yaounde and Yokohama, May and November 1992
- 9. Tropical forests, or all forests? Renegotiating the ITTA
- International Tropical Timber Agreement, 1994
- 10. Has the tropical timber trade any leverage? Policies 1991-1995
- Criteria and indicators
- The development of Forest Resource Accounting
- Economic linkages
- 11. The many roads from UNCED
- International developments: 1992-1995
- International developments: after 1995
- 12. ITTO's road to 1995: ENGOs diverge
- The 15th Session of Council - Yokohama, November 1993
- The 16th Session of Council - Cartagena, May 1994
- The 19th Session of Council - Yokohama, November 1995
- 13. 1995-2000: getting on with the job
- Council matters under the International Tropical Timber Agreement, 1994
- Missions
- Criteria and indicators
- The Libreville Action Plan
- The Year 2000 Report
- 14. Year 2000 Report: the curate's egg?
- Introduction
- Interpretation of the Year 2000 Objective
- Analysis of progress in producer countries
- The position in consumer countries
- Interactions
- Conclusions
- 15. Reaction: false start, new energy
- The 28th Session of Council - Lima, May 2000
- The 29th Session of Council - Yokohama, October-November 2000
- The Yokohama Action Plan 2002-2006
- The Mission to Indonesia and illegal logging
- Forest law enforcement
- The International Tropical Timber Organization in 2001
- 16. Policies into action: some case studies
- Policies and projects
- Case studies
- 17. ITTO: agent of change
- 18. Changing landscapes, future prospects
- How much forest?
- Trends in forest use
- The way forward: from words to action
- Appendices
- 1. Definitions
- 2. The London Environmental Economics Centre report and certification
- Notes
- References
- Index