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 The Community Forests of Mexico
Managing for Sustainable Landscapes

Table of Contents

• Acknowledgments
• Part I: Introduction, History, and Policy
  • Chapter 1: Community Managed in the Strong Sense of the Phrase: The Community Forest Enterprises of Mexico (David Barton Bray, Leticia Merino-Pérez, and Deborah Barry)
  • Chapter 2: Contested Terrain: Forestry Regimes and Community Responses in Northeastern Michoacán, 1940-2000 (Christopher R. Boyer)
  • Chapter 3: Forest and Conservation Policies and Their Impact on Forest Communities in Mexico (Leticia Merino-Pérez and Gerardo Segura-Warnholtz)
  • Chapter 4: Challenges for Forest Certification and Community Forestry in Mexico (Patricia Gerez-Fernández and Enrique Alatorre-Guzmán)
• Part II: Social Processes and Community Forestry
  • Chapter 5: Indigenous Community Forest Management in the Sierra Juárez, Oaxaca (Francisco Chapela)
  • Chapter 6: Empowering Community-Based Forestry in Oaxaca: The Union of Forest Communities and Ejidos of Oaxaca, 1985-1996 (Rodolfo López-Arzola)
  • Chapter 7: New Organizational Strategies in Community Forestry in Durango, Mexico (Peter Leigh Taylor)
  • Chapter 8: Community Adaptation or Collective Breakdown? The Emergence of "Work Groups" in Two Forestry Ejidos in Quintana Roo, Mexico (Peter R. Wilshusen)
• Part III: Ecology and Land Use Change in Community Forestry
  • Chapter 9: Ecological Issues in Community Tropical Forest Management in Quintana Roo, Mexico (Henricus F. M. Vester and María Angélica Navarro-Martínez)
  • Chapter 10: Land Use/Cover Change in Community-Based Forest Management Regions and Protected Areas in Mexico (Elvira Durán-Medina, Jean-François Mas, and Alejandro Velázquez)
• Part IV: The Economics of Community Forestry
  • Chapter 11: Vertical Integration in the Community Forestry Enterprises of Oaxaca (Camille Antinori)
  • Chapter 12: The Managerial Economics of Sustainable Community Forestry in Mexico: A Case Study of El Balcón, Técpan, Guerrero (Juan Manuel Torres-Rojo, Alejandro Guevara-Sanginés, and David Barton Bray)
• Part V: Global Comparisons and Conclusions
  • Chapter 13: The Global Significance of Mexican Community Forestry (Dan Klooster and Shrinidhi Ambinakudige)
  • Chapter 14: Community Forestry in Mexico: Twenty Lessons Learned and Four Future Pathways (David Barton Bray)
• Appendix: Acronyms Used
• About the Contributors
• Index

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