In this issue, we have published seven research articles. One article in this issue discusses how social forestry application dynamics by comparing the cases in Indonesia with Vietnam. Besides, another article provides an explanation of the current issues in the study of natural resources, namely the failure of the silk industry, the transformation watershed conflict, agroforestry system, the boom of ginger farmers, and food security.

Published: Nov 27, 2017

Social Forestry - why and for whom? A comparison of policies in Vietnam and Indonesia

Nov 27, 2017
78-97
Moira Moeliono, Pham Thu Thuy, Indah Waty Bong, Grace Yee Wong, Maria Brockhaus
Read Statistic: 4650

Forestry, illegibility and illegality in Omkoi, Northwest Thailand

Sep 14, 2020
98-109
Bobby Anderson, Patamawadee Jongruck
Read Statistic: 1362

Gaps in the thread: Disease, production, and opportunity in the failing silk industry of South Sulawesi

Nov 27, 2017
110-120
Sitti Nuraeni
Read Statistic: 986

Forest, water and people: The roles and limits of mediation in transforming watershed conflict in Northern Thailand

Nov 27, 2017
121-136
Ahmad Dhiaulhaq, Kanchana Wiset, Rawee Thaworn, Seth Kane, David Gritten
Read Statistic: 3515

Bound by debt: Nutmeg trees and changing relations between farmers and agents in a Moluccan agroforestry systems

Nov 27, 2017
137-143
Messalina Lovenia Salampessy, Indra Gumay Febryano, Dini Zulfiani
Read Statistic: 1046

Mysterious ginger: Enclaves of a boom crop in Thailand

Nov 27, 2017
144-153
Sukanlaya Choenkwan
Read Statistic: 1420

Improving food security? Setting indicators and observing change of rural household in Central Sulawesi

Nov 27, 2017
154-161
Dewi Nur Asih, Stephan Klasen
Read Statistic: 1054