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Sustainable forestry in Trinidad? Natural Forest Management in the South-East

In international policy, Trinidad has acquired a reputation for sustainable natural forest management. Definitions, criteria and indicators of sustainability are premised on ecological and social predictability; that forests and people will respond to rational management in rational, predictable and known ways.

The Effectiveness of EU Environmental Policy

Published by: Macmillan

The Institutional Roots of Popular Mobilization: State Transformation and Rural Politics in Brazil and Chile, 1960–95

The past thirty years in Latin America have produced tremendous transformations of the state's role in society, both in the scope of its...

The Law Makes Us and We Make the Law: Comparative Perspective on Law and Social Change, paper for the International Workshop on Rule of Law and Development

Published by: IDS

This article sets out some ideas for a law in development research agenda that focuses on how law affects the life choices of poorer...

The State of Civil Society in Uganda: an Analysis of the Legal and Political-economic Aspects

Published by: Centre for Basic Research

Urban and Rural Differences in Primary School Attendance: An Empirical Study for Tanzania

What’s the policy? Meanings, motives and the political economy of an emergent forest policy in Guinea, West Africa

Published by: IDS

Zimbabwe Country Paper

Participatory Communication

Published by: IIED

The special theme section of this issue of PLA Notes examines how popular communications can be used to engage with local people and...

Can Large Scale Stock Transfer Deliver Community Ownership?

Published by: University of Stirling