Changing Trees, Enduring Forests: Institutional Bricolage, Gradual Change and Community Forestry among Yucatec Mayans in Mexico

Andrei Marin, Noé Manuel and Mendoza Fuente

Changing Trees, Enduring Forests: Institutional Bricolage, Gradual Change and Community Forestry among Yucatec Mayans in Mexico

Andrei Marin, Noé Manuel and Mendoza Fuente

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Changing Trees, Enduring Forests: Institutional Bricolage, Gradual Change and Community Forestry among Yucatec Mayans in Mexico

Changing Trees, Enduring Forests: Institutional Bricolage, Gradual Change and Community Forestry among Yucatec Mayans in Mexico

Changing Trees, Enduring Forests: Institutional Bricolage, Gradual Change and Community Forestry among Yucatec Mayans in Mexico

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Changing Trees, Enduring Forests: Institutional Bricolage, Gradual Change and Community Forestry among Yucatec Mayans in Mexico

Abstract

INTRODUCTION

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

MATERIALS AND METHODS

A VILLAGE IN THE MAYAN ZONE

Charcoal Production Takeoff

Charcoal as a Community Forestry Enterprise

A Rupture in the Ejido Assembly

Noé Manuel Mendoza Fuente and Andrei Marin

An Underlying Mechanism

TWO HISTORICAL MODELS OF TERRITORIAL GOVERNANCE

The First Corporatist Inclusion Period (1527-1750s)

The First Liberal Dispossession Period (1760s-1930s)

An Attempt to Revive the Liberal Dispossession Model (1990s onwards)

WHY SHOULD DEVELOPMENT PRACTITIONERS EMBRACE GRADUAL CHANGE?

CONCLUSION

Noé Manuel Mendoza Fuente and Andrei Marin

References

Key statements

Abstract

INTRODUCTION

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

MATERIALS AND METHODS

A VILLAGE IN THE MAYAN ZONE

THE RISE AND DECLINE OF A COMMUNITY FORESTRY ENTERPRISE

Charcoal Production Takeoff

Charcoal as a Community Forestry Enterprise

A Rupture in the Ejido Assembly

Noé Manuel Mendoza Fuente and Andrei Marin

An Underlying Mechanism

TWO HISTORICAL MODELS OF TERRITORIAL GOVERNANCE

The First Corporatist Inclusion Period (1527-1750s)

The First Liberal Dispossession Period (1760s-1930s)

An Attempt to Revive the Liberal Dispossession Model (1990s onwards)

WHY SHOULD DEVELOPMENT PRACTITIONERS EMBRACE GRADUAL CHANGE?

CONCLUSION

Noé Manuel Mendoza Fuente and Andrei Marin

References