Kojo Sebastian Amanor

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Research Papers in Economics

(1887) Sketch of the Forestry of West Africa.

(1996) 'The African Rainforest: Principal patterns of vegetation from Upper Cretaceous to Quaternary.'

(1998) 'Theorising Access: Forest profits along Senegal's commodity chain.'

(1998) Reframing Deforestation: Global analysis and local realities: studies in West Africa.

(1999) Global Restructuring and Land Rights in Ghana: Forest food chains, timber and rural livelihoods. Research Report 108. Uppsala: Nordiska Afrikainstitutet.

(2000) 'Redefining Forestry Space and Threatening Livelihoods in Colonial Northern Nigeria.' In Contesting Forestry in West Africa, edited by Reginald Cline Cole and Clare Madge.

(2001b) 'The Symbolism of Tree Planting and Hegemonic Environmentalism.' Paper presented at a workshop on Changing Perspectives of Forests: Ecology, people and science/policy processes in West Africa and the Caribbean, IDS,

(2001b) Local Actors, Powers and Accountability in African Decentralizations: A Review of Issues.

(2001c) 'Empowering Women through Tree Planting? Gender and global environmentalism in Northern Ghana.'

A Catastrophic Destruction of African Forests about 2,500 Years Ago Still Exerts a Major Influence on Present Vegetation Formations.’ In Science and Policy Process: Perspectives from the Forest, edited by Melissa Leach, John Fairhead, and Kojo Amanor.

Abu Juam and Musa

Biodiversity and Forests: Mali case study.' Paper prepared for an international workshop on

Cameroon.' In The Right Conditions: The World Bank, structural adjustment and forest policy reform, edited by

Cattle and Trees in the West African Savanna.' In Contesting Forestry in West Africa, edited by Reginald Cline Cole and Clare Madge.

Citizen and Subject: Contemporary Africa and the legacy of late colonialism.

Collaborative Forest Management Programme: Work undertaken.' Paper presented at the Forest Department Symposium on 'The Potential for Collaboration in High-forest Management', organized by the Forest Planning Branch,

Collaborative Forest Management, Forest Resource Tenure and the Domestic Economy in Ghana.' IDRCurrents

Community natural resource management: promises, rhetoric, and reality.'

Contact forest-savane en Cote d'lvoire centrale: evolution du recouvrement ligneux des savanes de la Reserve de Lamto (sud de V-Baole).'

Cote d'lvoire's Pioneer Fronts: Historical and Political Determinants of the Spread of Cocoa Cultivation.' In Cocoa Pioneer Fronts since 1800: The role of smallholders, planters and merchants, edited by W.G.

Crise ecologique, crise economique, crise d'un modele d'explotation agricole.'

Culture and Ecological Modernisation in Ghana.'

Doctrines of Development. London and

Dynamiques des paysages preforestiers et pratiques culturales en Afrique de 1'Ouest (Cote d'lvoire Centrale).' Le Developpement rural en question.

Economic Development with Unlimited Supplies of Labour.'

Economics of transaction costs saving forestry.'

Editors. The Lie of the Land: Received wisdom on the African environment.

Elaboration of a local convention for natural Resource Management: A case from the Bam region, Burkina Faso.

Environmental Discourses and the Ivorian Savanna.'

First the Forest: Conservation, “community” and “participation” in South-West Cameroon.'

Forestry as an Entry Point for Governance Reform.' ODI Forestry Briefing No.I.

Forests pay as Ghana loses out.'

Friends of the Earth

From Exclusion to Participation: Turning Senegal's Forestry Policy Around.'

From natural resources to natural assets.’

Holes and Sums of Parts in Ghanaian Forests: Regeneration, scale and sustainable use.'

Introduction: Overview of the pastoral problem.'

L'Empire Peul du Macina. Nouvelles Editions Africaines. Abidjan: L'Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Science Sociales.

Learning and Policy Integration.’ In The Cornerstone of Development: Integrating environmental, social and economic policies, edited by Jamie Schnurr and Susan Holtz. Ottawa: IDRC and Boca Raton:

Legal Pluralism in the Rain Forests of Southeastern Cameroon.' In Rural Resources and Local Livelihoods in Africa, edited by Katherine Homewood.

Mali.' In Custodians of the Commons: Pastoral land tenure in East and West Africa, edited by

Managing trees in farming systems: The perspectives of farmers. Kumasi: Forestry Department.

Manufacturing Forests and Farming Trees in Northern Nigeria.’ In The Lie of the Land: Challenging Received Wisdom on the African Environment, edited by Melissa Leach and Robin Mearns.

Members of Sustainable Natural Resource Management Programme,

Misreading the African Landscape: Forest and ecology in a forest-savanna mosaic. Cambridge and New York:

Natural Resource Management by Local Associations in the Kelka region of Mali.

New Perspectives on tropical rain forest vegetation ecology in West Africa: Typology, gradients and disturbance regime.'

Non-Timber Products in Southern Ghana. London: ODA (on behalf of Forestry Department,

Notes on Migrations into the Gold Coast.' Musee de 1'Homme,

Notes phytogeographiques sur les Palmiers du Cameroun.'

Participation as Spiritual Duty: Empowerment as secular subjection.' In Participation: The New Tyranny?, edited by Bill Cooke and Uma Kothari.

Principles and Practice of Forest Co-Management: Evidence from WestCentral Africa. European Union Tropical Forestry Paper 2. London: ODI, and Brussels: European Commission.

Recherches sur le contact foret-savane en Cote d'lvoire: note sur la vegetation dans la region de Beoumi.'

Reconceptualizing Participation for Sustainable Development: Towards a negotiation approach.’

Representation and Enfranchisement in the Forest Villages of Makacoulibantang, Eastern Senegal.' In People, Plants and Justice: The Politics of Nature Conservation, edited by Charles Zerner.

Rethinking Range Ecology: Implications for rangeland management in Africa.' In Range Ecology at Disequilibrium: New models of natural variability and pastoral adaptation in African Savannas, edited by

Rich Forests, Poor People: Resource control and resistance in Java. Berkeley:

Some Notes on Iroko in Onitsha and Owerri Provinces.' Farm and Forest

Tempting traditions: Internal debate needed in traditional culture.'

The climatic and vegetation history of the equatorial regions of Africa during the upper Quarternary.' In The Archaeology of Africa: Foods, metals and towns, edited by Thurston Shaw, Paul Sinclair, Bassey Andah, and Alex Okpokpo. London and

The Development of Community Forests in Cameroon: Origins, current situation and constraints.' Rural Development Forestry Network Paper 25b.

The Gold Coast Cocoa Farmer. London:

The Law, Communities and Wildlife Management in Cameroon.' Rural Development Forestry Network Paper 25.

The Politics of Environmental Discourse: Ecological Modernization and the Policy Process.

The Purpose of Forests: Follies of development.

Timber, Fuel and Minor Produce.'

Use Rights and Exclusion: A history of forestry in Francophone West Africa.

Who’s Managing the Commons? Inclusive management for a sustainable future.

Willing Migrants: Soninke labour diasporas,

World Fire: The culture of fire on earth. Seattle and London:

Natural and Cultural Assets and Participatory Forest Management in West Africa

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