Reginald Cline-Cole and Clare Madge
Ashgate
Hardback
336
2000
Forestry is a complex highly differentiated dynamic and perpetually contested culture of resource management and use. As such it is an integral part of the continual (re)making of African landscape and society. This book explores the varied contexts and complicated processes of regional forestry-related negotiations the latter s material and non-material outcomes and the intricate but fluid relations in which such negotiations are embedded and through which they are sustained.