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Indigenous Affairs 4/06
Logging and Indigenous Peoples
Due to the size of this issue of Indigenous Affairs, the articles can be downloaded individually.
 Editorial - by by Sille Stidsen and Marianne Wiben Jensen
IWGIA Statement: UN General Assembly Fails to Bring Hope to the World's Indigenous Peoples
IWGIA Statement: The High Court Ruling in Botswana is a Milestone in the Recognition of Indigenous Peoples' Rights in Africa
Logging in the Congo Basin: What Hope for Indigenous Peoples' Resources and their Environments? - by Jerome Lewis and John Nelson
The Impact of Commercial Logging and Forest Policy on Indigenous Peoples in the Democratic Republic of Congo - by Lucy Mulvagh
Indigenous Forest Peoples of Gabon Face Uncertain Future - by Judy Knight
Mau Forest: Killing the Goose but Still Wanting the Golden Eggs - by Kanyinke Sena
Forestry Conflicts in Finnish Sápmi: Local, National and Global Links - by Rebecca Lawrence and Kaisa Raitio
Forest Management Based on Local Values: An Example of Forest Co-management in British Colombia - by Gail Fondahl , Beverly Leon and Sue Grainger
After Decentralisation: The Implications of Small-Scale Logging for Communities' Access to Forests in Indonesia - by Godwin Limberg
The Other Side of the Story: The Danish Public Procurement Policy on Timber and Wood Products - by Sille Stidsen
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