Forest Resources Management in Indonesia (1968-2004)

Part I. Introduction

1. The Political Ecology of Forest Resources Management
Herman Hidayat

Part II. Forest Management Under the Soeharto Government

2. Political Transition from Soekarno to Soeharto
Herman Hidayat

3. Forestry Industry (Logging, HTI, Plywood, Pulp, and Paper)
Herman Hidayat

Part III. Environmental Impact of Forest Management

4. Analysts’ Comments on Deforestation
Herman Hidayat

5. NGOs’ Criticisms on Forestry Management
Herman Hidayat

Part IV. Forest Management in the Reformation Era

6. Decentralization on the Forestry Sector
Herman Hidayat

7. Government Versus Local Indigenous People in Papua
Herman Hidayat

8. Interpretations of Decentralization by Stakeholders
Herman Hidayat

9. Problems in the Decentralization Process: Illegal Logging Practices
Herman Hidayat

Part V. Local Responses to Forest Management: A Case Study of East Kalimantan

10. Logging, Forestry Industry, and the Regional Economy
Herman Hidayat

11. Livelihood of Local People in Muara Gusik Village
Herman Hidayat

Part VI. Local Responses to Forest Management: A Case Study of Bengkulu

12. Logging, Coffee Production, Distribution, and Markets in Bengkulu
Herman Hidayat

Part VII. Conclusions and Recommendations

13. Conclusions and Recommendations
Herman Hidayat

Keywords: Environment, Environmental Management, Ecology