Working Group

 

'Socio-Economics of Forest Use in the Tropics and Subtropics'

 

 

               

SEFUT Working Papers

WP_1: Research Projects in the DFG Graduate College Socio-Economics of Forest Use in the Tropics and Subtropics (October 1998).
WP_2:  The Imataca Forest Reserve: Golden Future for Venezuela's South-East?
Christoph Aicher, Martina Grimmig, Barbara Müller (January 1998).
WP_3: Thailand's Community Forest Bill: U-Turn or Roundabout in Forest Policy?
Verena Brenner, Reiner Buergin, Christl Kessler, Oliver Pye, Rainer Schwarzmeier, Rolf-Dieter Sprung (January 1999).
WP_4:  State Resource Politics in the Realm of Crisis: The Forest Reserve Imataca under Dispute
Barbara Müller, Martina Grimmig, Christoph Aicher (October 1998). 
WP_5: Bosques secundarios: Perspectivas sobre un recurso ignorado, Estado Sucre - Venezuela;
Argelia Silva, Alexis Valqui Haase, Martin Lux (Octubre 1998).
WP_6: Das Janusgesicht der Zivilgesellschaft: Demokratisierung und Widerstand im thailändischen Umweltdiskurs
Reiner Buergin, Christl Kessler (Dezember 1999).
WP_7: 'Hilltribes' und Wälder: Minderheitenpolitik und Ressourcenkonflikte in Thailand;
Reiner Buergin (February 2000).
'Hill Tribes' and Forests: Minority Policies and Resource Conflicts in Thailand;
(English version, July 2000).
WP_8: Utilization of Floodplain Vegetation in Northeastern Thailand: Compilation of Survey Results from Ban Pak Yam, a Village in the Songkhram River Basin
Verena Brenner (August 2003).
WP_9: Contested Heritages: Disputes on People, Forests, and a World Heritage Site in Globalizing Thailand
Reiner Buergin (August 2001).
WP_10: Die story line des 'Hölzern-Industriellen Komplexes'. Methodologisches Beispiel einer
diskursanalytischen Untersuchung zur venezolanischen Forstpolitik
Christoph Aicher (Oktober 2002). 
WP_11: Change and Identity in Pwo Karen Communities in Thung Yai Naresuan Wildlife Sanctuary, a 'Global Heritage' in Western Thailand
Reiner Buergin (September 2002).
WP_12: Mythos informeller Bergbau
Barbara Schneider (Dezember 2002).
WP_13: Das forsttechnische Wissen und seine politischen Wirkungen in Venezuela;
Christoph Aicher (Dezember 2004).
WP_14: Los efectos del conocimiento forestal en la política forestal venezolana;
Christoph Aicher (April 2005).
WP_15: Potential of Ecotourism Development in the Lake Bosumtwi Basin: A Case Study of Ankaase in the Amansie East District, Ghana;
Siddharth Prakash, Paul Wieringa, Barry Ros, Eline Poels, Freda Saah Boateng, Benjamin Apraku Gyampoh, Fafanyo Asiseh (May 2005).



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SEFUT Working Papers Series Editors

Prof. Dr. Thomas Krings
Institute of Cultural Geography, University of Freiburg

Prof. Dr. Gerhard Oesten
Institute of Forestry Economics, University of Freiburg

Prof. Dr. Stefan Seitz
Institute of Ethnology, University of Freiburg

Managing Editor

Dr. Reiner Buergin
Working Group Socio-Economics of Forest Use in the Tropics and Subtropics

Correspondence should be addressed to:

Reiner Buergin
Working Group Socio-Economics of Forest Use in the Tropics and Subtropics
Tennenbacher Str. 4 (Herderbau)
Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg
D-79085 Freiburg

email: reiner.buergin@uni-freiburg.de

 

Reiner  Buergin,  May 2009