Table of Contents

The Institutionalisation of Forestry.- Preliminary Chapter: Woodlands as Landscapes of Power.- New Relationships with the Woodland.- The Productivist Dream and Its Aftermath.- Widening the Scope.- Forestry Comes to Town.- Multi-Purpose Forestry: Another Name for Utopia?.- The Economy of Postproductivist Forestry, The Impossible Challenge?.- Phoenix Reborn: The Role of Forestry in Regeneration.- The Contribution of Woodlands to the Environment.- Social Forestry and the Health and Education Agenda.- The Tree-Led Solution to Empowerment.- Forestry Paradigms and Resource Provision.- Woodland Participation and Community Building.- Grafting the Past onto the Present: The Heritage of Woodlands in the 21st Century.

Reviews

From the reviews: "In this book the Author uses England as a case study to explore the relationships between forests, society and public perceptions ! . Each of the chapters is well-referenced and provides the readers with ample background materials to explore in more depth any of the methods or studies discussed. ! The intended audiences are the scientific and resource management communities, comprised of forest researchers, conservation biologists, and forest management professionals." (Francesco Ferrini, Advances in Horticultural Science, Vol. 23 (1), 2009) "This is the fourth volume in the Springer World Forests series, aimed at 'advanced students' and professionals interested in 'interrelations between forests, society and the environment'. This reviewer is in both categories, the target ! well hit. The author also suggests that England is a leader in urban and social forestry and that a wider international readership may find it useful. ! this may be a good moment to read a book on the social background. Overall, this is comprehensive, substantial and balanced ! ." (Alec Dauncey, International Forestry Review, September, 2010)