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Forest Resources Sustainability and Legalization of Property Rights in China

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Type: Conference Paper
Author: Guangjing, Ma; He, Shang
Conference: Reinventing the Commons, the Fifth Biennial Conference of the International Association for the Study of Common Property
Location: Bodoe, Norway
Conf. Date: May 24-28, 1995
Date: 1995
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/10535/5448
Sector: Forestry
Region: East Asia
Subject(s): IASC
common pool resources
forestry
property rights
sustainability
Abstract: "Nowadays, one of the most commonly concerned problem is environment and development. Human beings have experienced a long process of struggling, especially since the industrial revolution, magnificient successes have been achieved in the field of reforming nature and developing economy. However, during the process of industrialization, the irrational exploitation and utilization of natural resources resalted in the ecological deterioration in the whole world. The blindness in burning down the forest for reclamation, the disorderly felliby and denudation for industrialization and the horrifying waste of resources all these did a serious damage to the forest resources and that is a shameful period in the history of forest development. To sum up the history of forest development, the model for the changing process of forest resources is basically: perfect-»deforestation-»protection-»development. At present, each one of the countries in the world is situated at one of the stages of the changing cycle. Most of the developing countries are remaining in the deforestation period , while the developed countries have been entering the protection and development stage to a different extent. How to keep the forest resources be preserved in a good condition and prevent it from deforestation to keep a good ecological environment. This is a common goal of all the human beings in the world."

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