Drawing on insights from her field work in both Pahang and Sarawak, the author examines the clash between the techno-bureaucratic drive of commercial foresters for a sustained income and the biological and the economic livelihood agendas of conservationists. She then compares her findings with the Philippine experience where issues of livelihood and social justice have had a greater influence on commercial forestry management than in Malaysia. 262 pages. For further details, please see the scanned contents page.

Weight 0.7kg. Post free within Malaysia

Published by Hawaii University Press, Honolulu, 1999. First edition. ISBN: 9780824822460