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The International Forestry Review is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal that publishes original research and review papers on all aspects of forest policy and science, with an emphasis on issues of transnational significance. It is published four times per year, in March, June, September and December. Theme editions are a regular feature and attract a wide audience.

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Publisher: Commonwealth Forestry Association

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Volume 5, Number 3, September 2003
Special Issue: Illegal logging

editorial

Open Access Editorial
pp. ii-iii(2)
Author: Pottinger, Alan

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in-brief

Open Access Statement by World Bank Vice President for Environmentally and Socially Sustainable Development (ESSD), Ian Johnson
pp. iv-iv(1)

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research-article

Open Access Illegal logging and the illegal trade in forest and timber products
pp. 195-198(4)
Author: Brack, D.

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Open Access Forest law enforcement and rural livelihoods
pp. 199-210(12)
Author: Kaimowitz, D.

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Open Access Indicators to monitor progress of forest law enforcement and governance initiatives to control illegal practices in the forest sector
pp. 211-218(8)
Authors: Kishor, N.M.; Rosenbaum, K.L.

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Open Access Bilateral agreements to address illegal logging
pp. 219-229(11)
Author: Speechly, H.

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Open Access Conservation diplomacy – one government's commitment and strategy to eliminate illegal logging
pp. 230-235(6)
Author: McAlpine, J. L.

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Open Access Underlying causes of the rapid expansion of illegal exploitation of tropical timber
pp. 236-239(4)
Author: Karsenty, A.

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Open Access Lessons from international agreements
pp. 240-246(7)
Author: Brack, D.

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Open Access Estimating the extent of illegal trade of tropical forest products
pp. 247-252(6)
Author: Johnson, S.

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Open Access Trade and imports of illegal timber: options for Europe
pp. 253-257(5)
Author: Marijnissen, C.

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Open Access The role of the UK private sector in tackling illegal logging
pp. 258-261(4)
Author: O'Brien, M.

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Open Access Technologies for log tracking
pp. 262-267(6)
Authors: Dykstra, D.P.; Kuru, G.; Nussbaum, R.

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Open Access Independent verification of legal timber: complementing certification and encouraging positive governance?
pp. 268-277(10)
Authors: Mitchell, A.; Elliott, J.; de La Rochefordière, A.

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Open Access Illegal logging in the Asia-Pacific region: an ADB perspective
pp. 278-281(4)
Authors: Mir, J.; Fraser, A.

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Open Access Impacts of illegality and barriers to legality: a diagnostic analysis of illegal logging in Honduras and Nicaragua
pp. 282-292(11)
Authors: Richards, M.; Wells, A.; Del Gatto, F.; Contreras-Hermosilla, A.; Pommier, D.

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Open Access Illegal logging, collusive corruption and fragmented governments in Kalimantan, Indonesia
pp. 293-302(10)
Authors: Smith, J.; Obidzinski, K.; Subarudi, Subarudi; Suramenggala, I.

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Open Access Illegal logging in the Russian Far East and Siberia
pp. 303-306(4)
Authors: Vandergert, P.; Newell, J.

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Open Access Using a 30 year old treaty to combat the illegal timber trade
pp. 307-313(7)
Author: Aikman, P.

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Open Access French
pp. 314-314(1)

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Open Access Spanish
pp. 315-315(1)

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