Sustainable Forestry Management and Wood Production in a Global Economy

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by  Robert L Deal (Author), Rachel White (Author), Gary Benson (Author)

Sustainable Forestry
Management
and Wood Production
in a Global Economy
Sustainable Forestry Management and Wood Production in a
Global Economy has been co-published simultaneously as Journal
of Sustainable Forestry, Volume 24, Number 1 and Numbers 2/3
2007.

Sustainable Forestry
Management
and Wood Production
in a Global Economy
Robert L. Deal
Rachel White
Gary L. Benson
Editors
Sustainable Forestry Management and Wood Production in a
Global Economy has been co-published simultaneously as Journal
of Sustainable Forestry, Volume 24, Number 1 and Numbers 2/3
2007.
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Sustainable forestry management and wood production in a global economy/ Robert L. Deal, Rachel
White, Gary L. Benson, editors.
p. cm.
"Sustainable forestry management and wood production in a global economy has been co-pub-
lished simultaneously as Journal of sustainable forestry. volume 24, number I and numbers 2/3."
Includes bibliographic references and index.
ISBN-13: 978-1-56022-165-4 (hard cover: alk. paper)
ISBN-IO: l-56022-165-8 (hard cover: alk. paper)
I. Sustainable forestry. 2. Forest management. 3. Wood products. I. Deal, Robert L. (Robert
Leslie) II. White, Rachel. III. Benson, Gary L. IV. Journal of sustainable forestry.
SD387.S87S853 2007
333.75-<lc22 2006031755

Sustainable Forestry
Management
and Wood Production
in a Global Economy
CONTENTS
Preface xix
INTEGRATING WOOD PRODUCTION
WITHIN SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT
Integrating Concerns About Wood Production and Sustainable
Forest Management in the United States 1
Richard W. Haynes
Integrating Wood Production Within Sustainable Forest
Management: An Australian Viewpoint 19
Ian Ferguson
Silviculture of Scottish Forests at a Time of Change 41
W. L. Mason
Changes in Wood Product Proportions in the Douglas-Fir Region
with Respect to Size, Age, and Time 59
Robert A. Monserud
Xiaoping Zhou
Measuring Sustainable Forest Management in Tierra del Fuego,
Argentina 85
Esteban Carabelli
Hugh Bigsby
Ross Cullen
Pablo Peri
Increasing and Sustaining Productivity of Tropical Eucalypt
Plantations Over Multiple Rotations 109
K. V. Sankaran
D. S. Mendham
K. C. Chacko
R. C. Pandalai
T. S. Grove
A. M. O’Connell
Structural and Biometric Characterization of Nothofagus
betuloides Production Forests in the Magellan Region, Chile 123
Gustavo Cruz Madariaga
Raid Caprile Navarro
Alvaro Promts Baeza
Gustavo Cabello Verrugio
EMERGING ISSUES FOR SUSTAINABLE FOREST
MANAGEMENT
A Working Definition of Sustainable Forestry and Means
of Achieving It at Different Spatial Scales 141
Chadwick Dearing Oliver
Robert L. Deal
Environmental Change and the Sustainability of European
Forests 165
Peter Freer-Smith
Barriers to Sustainable Forestry in Central America
and Promising Initiatives to Overcome Them 189
Glenn E. Galloway
Dietmar Stoian
A United States View on Changes in Land Use and Land
Values Affecting Sustainable Forest Management 209
Ralph J. Alig
Landowner-Driven Sustainable Forest Management
and Value-Added Processing: A Case Study
in Massachusetts, USA 229
David T. Damery
Monitoring Sustainable Forest Management in the Pacific Rim
Region 245
Gordon M. Hickey
Craig R. Nitschke
A European Network in Support of Sustainable Forest
Management 279
Folke Andersson
Anders Marell
Index 295